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Nosonart — 15th century German Armor
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Published: 2014-11-19 17:28:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 5190; Favourites: 43; Downloads: 28
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This is my 2nd attempt on making an Iron plate armor.15th century German style
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What gauge steel is this? Also, I like how you attached the two plates on the sallet.
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Duuuuuudeee.....
I saw your first armor, that one was damn good, but this one outstands the first O___o
Not just that it looks historically correct it looks also like a lot of difficult work that you've done very well, respect!
I think the only little issue i have with this armor are the tip of the sabatons...
But man, you'll make great armor in the future...
May i ask what materiaöl you used?
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Thanks man. I'll do both historical and (practical) fantasy armors.
I used Iron.
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Nice 
I really like the design of Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings/ Hobbit Elven armors, but the lack of elbow, knee, throat, hand and upper leg armor dissaponted me always.
I think you could do it better in this way, so it becomes truely practical.
Nice, it was tin before, right?
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i do too like Peter Jackson LOTR elven armors, specially the Noldor, but i feel they lack an important component besides elbow, knee, throat, hand and upper leg armor: Gambesons AKA Padded armor.
Indeed, i started using Tin, but they suck. Cardboard was better than tin.
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Yeah, that bothered me also a bit...
Tin is a nightmare, cardboard looks good, but only steel for me^^
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if you grind down the corners of your line work tool you can get rid of the bumps in the line caused by the corners. it also allows you to get a longer line by rocking the tool.
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ahhh ok ok.
Thanks for the advice.
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