Isn't it more like the first 3 claiming this guy is not a real climber?

[img]http://www.mrdoo.co.uk/clown-walking-ladder.jpg[/img]

I have a couple from a Lord Grey's Event; not sure they are a good representation of how we do things in the SCA: http://www.historiclife.com/images/LordGreys/Michaelmas4/Full/PICT0004.jpg http://www.historiclife.com/images/LordGreys/Michaelmas4/Full/PICT0006.jpg I have a little question and I don'...

if you can't afford Illustrator try http://www.inkscape.org/ It is an opensource vector (svg) art package. For heraldry once you get used to it it is very easy to create lot's of variations on a theme and scale, change colours etc. Once you get used to it it really is quite quick and there is a lot ...

cool. I don't suppose you have a picture of a finished garment to see what it looks like do you?

Pm'd and I hope you don't mind but I cross posted to the Schola Gladiatoria forum where there may be some interest.

Dan.

Many thanks, I had not seen that before.

Hello Guys, thank you for another commnents, I really hope I am able to finish this kit soon. Kase, thank you, but I assure you, i don´t turn water into wine :-) But if I make something heading to hall of shame, I don´t post it here very often, this is the trick :-) Sean, mostly as Marco wrote (M...

That is really cool thanks!

it would be really good to see any pictures and video that you have.

Are the guys that published a Peel Affinity members here? Can I post a scan of two of the pictures to ask a question about them? Would rather ask first than piss some one off.... Why not just give page number and image location then any one that wants to follow along can go and buy the book :-) and...

cool thanks for the updated info.

Cool, thanks.

I remember seeing it once and thinking that it was the same image as on the wine I rather enjoy. Then forgetting to save the link.

There is a wine label here http://www.gabbiano.com/gabbiano/section/label.html

I am pretty sure that I have seen the original for this knight in an ms that was link from this site at some point. Does any one have any idea where it might be or have link for it?

Thanks in advance,
Dan.

Met some of the ARMA people in Columbus - not horribly impressed. Their techincal skills might have been just fine, but I wouldn't know based on the reception I got... ARMA person: "You're one of THEM, right? We're not interested in wasting our time with people like you." Mind you, all I said was, ...

just a caveat up front, I am not an armouring type. I would really go out and get TOMAR as suggested above if nothing else it should provide you with a good reference on techniques. I have a copy and I don't even intent to make armour. Also have a look for videos around here by Eric Dube. He seems t...

The Time Traveler's Guide to Medieval England: A Handbook for Visitors to the Fourteenth Century</a>, but I haven't actually seen it myself. (It just got released two weeks ago, so it's not like I'm totally dragging my feet on this.) :wink: It sounds like it could be a useful book for looking at 14...

The Time Traveler's Guide to Medieval England: A Handbook for Visitors to the Fourteenth Century</a>, but I haven't actually seen it myself. (It just got released two weeks ago, so it's not like I'm totally dragging my feet on this.) :wink: It sounds like it could be a useful book for looking at 14...

Sorry that this is being raised from the dead but I have just found this thread by accident.

Were there any final pictures of this project? It was looking like it was coming along really nicely.

I find that picture pretty fascinating.

Do you have any information about where it is? when it dates from etc?

Cheers,
Dan