Okay, here is the attempt I made tonight.
http://members.telocity.com/~midwayman/helm.jpg

Page, 70 seems the best shot, but there is no details on how the chain is attached. Is the thread just run through the mail, and that is what is holding it to the leather?

One other thing, the houndskell visor doesnt seem tall enough. The other two come down from the edge of the helm to protect the chin, while the houndskell comes striaght across. Seems like the visor needs to sweep down from the point it hits the bottom edge of the helm. I can probably have a small e...

I just got my helm from WOA (thanks gundo!)
It has vervelles, and I need to find a diagram with the correct weave of the leather, the chainmail, and the vervelles. Can anyone help me out?

Just got the helm. Looks very good in person.
Just need to figure out how to attach the camail. Will post pictures once the camail is on.

Sold.

here is the photos http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=110001&a=805173 failing that goto www.photopoint.com and look at erichvoneisental@hotmail.com 's album in the recreation folder Someone asked if I had padding.. I do, but it'd be best if you made your own as I can gaurantee that its padd...

here is the photos http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=110001&a=805173

failing that goto www.photopoint.com
and look at erichvoneisental@hotmail.com 's album in the recreation folder

Ill get some pics soon.
It umm sorta used? I made it, but it was never actually used in combat. Wore it as a part of a costume a few times. No dings or anything.

Nah, Eisental means Iron Dale in german. Im actually living in TGS, Middle kingdom.

Hey Guys,
Been awhile since Ive been around, but alot of you will remember me. Had to quit awhile to keep my job, but thats over and Ill be poking my head in every so often again. Just wanted to say hello again to all of you!
-Erich
In mortis, Justica

Basicnet made by Ironcastle armory of An Tir
Bar grill
Good starter helm
fits 23 1/2" melon +/- a bit though more room on the minus side.
$100

mid-late 14thC 7 piece segmented breastplate
Stainless steel
Soft leather backing
Brass riveted
strapped and ready to go
Located in Chicago
sized at 5'8" and ~165-170lbs
$150

Trouble is I need a rough idea of what you want. Any links to a scale pic so I can get the right shape/number of holes.

A DXF is a autocad file. It'll have all the info they could possibly need. [img]http://www.armourarchive.com/ubb/smile.gif[/img]

What do they want? A DXF of the scale? If someone can give hand drawn image, I can output the scale from 3Ds MAX

Just guessing, but in large quanities, the stamping is likely to be cheaper.

What are we looking at per scale approximately for those of us who havent been following since the begining?