Those are nice but several hundred dollars more than my budget and I dont believe they are stainless. Maxim does work in stainless. All you need to do is ask. His Grand Bacient in stainless I would guess to be over 1000 bucks and Maxim's prices are not high. Good luck finding a Grand Bascient for a...
Remember, two pieces of armour for jousting that you want to be as sturdy as possible - your helm and your brayette Having been at an event in which Lloyd participated that involved an injury being sustained that was classified as " detached penis " you can take Lloyd's statement as gospe...
The trapezoids join with 45-degree seams -- look these up on mailling sites if they are unfamiliar. I prefer to use expansions, myself. Are you attaching your camail to a bascinet? It is exactly like making the cowl portion of a mail coif. Well, plus temple triangles for either side of your face op...
Does anyone have one? Since I don't have the funds, I'm making my own from the blackened steel butted links I have. But I cannot find a decent pattern to use...
Tip: If you have a dog, keep the shield away from it. Nothing sucks more than showing up to a war and saying.. "My Dog ate my Shield." Trust me... I know this... Don't remind me. My dog decided to eat my custom turnshoes last night that my sabatons were based around... now my sabatons don...
I honestly couldn't think of a much better way to hold up my leg armour. Sure I've tried a arming cote before, but my fighting style and use of my legs abuses the hell out of that poor fabric thingy worn under all my other fabric thingies. So watching the Archive, I saw our own Pitbull offering a ne...
Tristan vom Schwarzwald wrote:IMO, His Grace is acting out of a personal sense of honor that he abides by even in everyday life and as such I respect that...
I respect what he is doing, but look what happend to Steve at Forth Armoury...
Don't get me wrong, I have quite a few products from Historic Enterprises, but the lock on the flat, wedge riveted mail puts it well out of my price range.
I paid half of that for a full half solid, half riveted one from Forth Armoury when Steve had it up and running.
I don't have the cash that Jeff wants for his stuff and he doesn't offer hauberks anyways... which would be quite a bit more than $1000 by the prices on his Haubergeons.
I just made an order to Tandy, luckily they are only about 15 minutes away, and I'm going to try to make the band on my own. I picked up a veg. tanned split (4-6oz.) that I think is going to work. Its plain leather, so I think it will look OK as it matches all of my harness strapping... I'll see wha...