Nauga/AL CoP MkII Auction
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 8:51 pm
Front
Side
Back
Inside Front
Inside Back
Made using the GAA pattern here on the archive. Then tweaked, modified and added substantialy to it. Lots more mid/upper back coverage.
Materials & Specs:
Plates are 0.070"-ish Aluminum of the legaly obtained road sign variety. Stripped of all decal by angle grinder.
Rivets are 3/16" shank aluminum Bezier head (that means fat and flat) from RJ Leahy.
Straps are 7-ish oz Chrome tanned.
Buckles are 5/8" on the sides, and 1" on the shoulders. nickel plated brass from Tandy
Shell (and this is where it gets wierd) is 2 layers of Vinyl/nauga hide, some variety of upholstery stuff, Glued back to back and hand stitched/hemmed with white artificial sinew. Color is what I would call a 30% warm grey, or if you prefer miniatures painting nomenclature it's a lovely 'Ghoul Flesh Grey'. I would guess that this is automotive grade vinyl, as I can't really see anyone using this color for home decor. It may also be marine grade, but I wouldn't bank on it.
Side closing, 2 piece design. The front and back come apart at the shoulders. Makes it somewhat more adjustable all the way around.
I can provide any measurements required. To be real honest, I've not measured the armor at all.
In the pictures I am wearing it over my Clan McCobain Tartan arming coat (quilted flannel shirt with polyfill lining to keep me warm) and a mail haubergeon.
I am 5'10" give or take, and 155-160 lbs.
My chest measures 37" over just a t-shirt, and 40.5" over the mail and flannel.
My waist (bendy spot over the pelvis, not where I wear my jeans) measures 32" over the t-shirt, and 37" over the mail and flannel.
I can wear the armor with just the t-shirt, and it's a fuzz loose. I can also squeeze into it with a second quilted flannel on. So it does adjust some. Could probably go a bit more either way.
Total weight according to Skippy the Senile Shop Scale is right about 6.5 lbs.
I smoke, and I smoked while I was making this, so a sensitive sniffer might pick up some cigarette smell in the shell.
I am selling this absolutely as is, with no waranty, guarantee, or shenanigans involved.
I will run this auction style.
Auction to end Monday January 25, at about 11:15 PM mountain time (when I get home from work).
Bidding in whole dollar amounts only.
Void where prohibited by law.
Don't sue me. it's not worth your time. I am destitute.
Bidder will need to pay an additional $20.00 for shipping and handling to the main 48 states. AK, HI and international will probably be more.
Starting bid is $125.00
A bid of $250.00 would be what I considered the maximum value of this piece to be , and will end the auction as a 'buy it now' option.
Neither the mail, the flannel, the garage, the shop clutter, nor the ugly guy are included in this sale. Just the Coat of Plates.
Side
Back
Inside Front
Inside Back
Made using the GAA pattern here on the archive. Then tweaked, modified and added substantialy to it. Lots more mid/upper back coverage.
Materials & Specs:
Plates are 0.070"-ish Aluminum of the legaly obtained road sign variety. Stripped of all decal by angle grinder.
Rivets are 3/16" shank aluminum Bezier head (that means fat and flat) from RJ Leahy.
Straps are 7-ish oz Chrome tanned.
Buckles are 5/8" on the sides, and 1" on the shoulders. nickel plated brass from Tandy
Shell (and this is where it gets wierd) is 2 layers of Vinyl/nauga hide, some variety of upholstery stuff, Glued back to back and hand stitched/hemmed with white artificial sinew. Color is what I would call a 30% warm grey, or if you prefer miniatures painting nomenclature it's a lovely 'Ghoul Flesh Grey'. I would guess that this is automotive grade vinyl, as I can't really see anyone using this color for home decor. It may also be marine grade, but I wouldn't bank on it.
Side closing, 2 piece design. The front and back come apart at the shoulders. Makes it somewhat more adjustable all the way around.
I can provide any measurements required. To be real honest, I've not measured the armor at all.
In the pictures I am wearing it over my Clan McCobain Tartan arming coat (quilted flannel shirt with polyfill lining to keep me warm) and a mail haubergeon.
I am 5'10" give or take, and 155-160 lbs.
My chest measures 37" over just a t-shirt, and 40.5" over the mail and flannel.
My waist (bendy spot over the pelvis, not where I wear my jeans) measures 32" over the t-shirt, and 37" over the mail and flannel.
I can wear the armor with just the t-shirt, and it's a fuzz loose. I can also squeeze into it with a second quilted flannel on. So it does adjust some. Could probably go a bit more either way.
Total weight according to Skippy the Senile Shop Scale is right about 6.5 lbs.
I smoke, and I smoked while I was making this, so a sensitive sniffer might pick up some cigarette smell in the shell.
I am selling this absolutely as is, with no waranty, guarantee, or shenanigans involved.
I will run this auction style.
Auction to end Monday January 25, at about 11:15 PM mountain time (when I get home from work).
Bidding in whole dollar amounts only.
Void where prohibited by law.
Don't sue me. it's not worth your time. I am destitute.
Bidder will need to pay an additional $20.00 for shipping and handling to the main 48 states. AK, HI and international will probably be more.
Starting bid is $125.00
A bid of $250.00 would be what I considered the maximum value of this piece to be , and will end the auction as a 'buy it now' option.
Neither the mail, the flannel, the garage, the shop clutter, nor the ugly guy are included in this sale. Just the Coat of Plates.