This weekend at val day i traded a 16ga 1/4" id stainless steel coif with copper trim on it for one of Otto's crusader helms. The helm is beutiful, i would not be surprised to be seeing White Mountain caliber armour from this guy in about a years time. He was great to deal with to. All in all i could not ask for a better trade.
p.s. Otto if you could please post an opinion on my maillework(on a seperate post please) that would be great, i am looking into taking a few smaller commissions
Thanks
Tarquin
REVIEW Otto's Armoury
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Tarquin, actually, I did post an opinion on your maille-work in the post that I made (unfortunately selling the item, but that is NO reflection on the quality of workmanship... only that I don't really need a coif)
I thought the coif in question was VERY well done. I tried it on later and it sat quite well... no over-stretching or bunching at all. The appearance was very nice, on or off. The stainless links with copper bordering makes for a very pleasing appearance. I would have to consider you a very skilled maille maker.
Oh, my site is located at http://members.tripod.com/sbvast
and the pics on it are unfortunately both out of date and of poor quality.
And finally... many thanks for the kind review.
I thought the coif in question was VERY well done. I tried it on later and it sat quite well... no over-stretching or bunching at all. The appearance was very nice, on or off. The stainless links with copper bordering makes for a very pleasing appearance. I would have to consider you a very skilled maille maker.
Oh, my site is located at http://members.tripod.com/sbvast
and the pics on it are unfortunately both out of date and of poor quality.
And finally... many thanks for the kind review.
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and the pics on it are unfortunately both out of date and of poor quality.
Due, you're a businessman!!
Put up current and good pics. You don't see last year's Lexus in the Lexus ads.
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Re: REVIEW Otto's Armoury
Tarquin Bjornsson wrote:This weekend at val day i traded a 16ga 1/4" id stainless steel coif with copper trim on it for one of Otto's crusader helms. The helm is beutiful, i would not be surprised to be seeing White Mountain caliber armour from this guy in about a years time. He was great to deal with to. All in all i could not ask for a better trade.
p.s. Otto if you could please post an opinion on my maillework(on a seperate post please) that would be great, i am looking into taking a few smaller commissions
Thanks
Tarquin
Was it the klappface (I think it was in the middle of the table? Kinda like what Sir Nigel wears?). Redwald and I were drooling over that one *grin*.
At events like that, we really "should" put an Armor Archive meet and beat on.
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