http://manuscriptminiatures.com/chroniq ... c-vii/849/
Resembles the multilame faulds of the Pistoia Altarpiece in working principle. Not sure I could/should make anything much of the esoteric rivets arrayed there.
Personally, I lean to assigning DPU-ness to a piece when such a widget depends off the skirts of a corrazina or similar-plan torso armor. I think a few links I have posted in threads where I use the word "nad-tasset" are still hot after all this time. IOW, I look for a difference of the forms of the component and its neighbors, and less so the integrated single V of the Pistoia style fauld. The Pistoias also show mail faulds/haburgeons beneath the V-pieces, for multilayer hip defenses. I really should get ambitious and try and build one.
http://manuscriptminiatures.com/le-livr ... andre/482/
Hello -- a russet colored orle of fur[?] about his helmet??
Those oliphaunts sure better be trumpeting! Neato dags on the green tunic of the trumpeter in the background. Look like rhododendron.
- Whoopie ti yi yo,
Get along, little piggies,
You know north India will be your new home
http://manuscriptminiatures.com/le-livr ... andre/481/
Now the left-foreground guy with the big long lance,
he's sporting the nad-tasset.
Beware, O beware the Amish Annihilator, top center, and his fearsome chauve-souris! Especially if you're a conspicuously female dragon. Also, a man willing to walk down the street in a hat like that ain't afraid of
nobody.
