Lorica Segmentata patterns?
Lorica Segmentata patterns?
I was looking over a lorica segmentata and ive decided im going to do it, i was wondering if anyone had patterns or an inside view of a completed cuirass.
Thanks
Ian
Thanks
Ian
Uh No, Now go eway or i shall taunt you a second time
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Gerhard von Liebau
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I can only suggest these pages... Not sure if you've seen them or not!
http://www.larp.com/legioxx/lorica.html
http://www.loricasegmentata.org/
Those are about the two most important online sources for segmentata construction!
Cheers!
-Gregory-
http://www.larp.com/legioxx/lorica.html
http://www.loricasegmentata.org/
Those are about the two most important online sources for segmentata construction!
Cheers!
-Gregory-
YES, please do, I would love to see it, and can anyone explain on how to make the hinges? I have seen several pictures of them and i was wondering how to make the part where both pieces meet, i saw a hinge made by spybeak in the AotM thread, and i was wondering how to make that part where he put the nail in... anyway Thanks for everything guys
Ian
Ian
Uh No, Now go eway or i shall taunt you a second time
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Segmentata help
Try this:
http://www.legio-ix-hispana.org/codex_table.html
This is the Codex for Legio IX Hispana - we've made over 100 Corbridge variant segmentatae, and we've found that building it to a reenactment grade makes for a superior piece of SCA combat armour.
In the Codex you'll find tool and materials lists, patterns, SIZING CHARTS! , and a variety of other helpful bits and pieces of knowledge.
http://www.legio-ix-hispana.org/codex_table.html
This is the Codex for Legio IX Hispana - we've made over 100 Corbridge variant segmentatae, and we've found that building it to a reenactment grade makes for a superior piece of SCA combat armour.
In the Codex you'll find tool and materials lists, patterns, SIZING CHARTS! , and a variety of other helpful bits and pieces of knowledge.
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Here's a few good drawings of the strapping and assembly:
Corbridge A - http://www.legionxxiv.org/corbridgaenlrg/
Corbridge B - http://www.legionxxiv.org/corbridgbenlrg/
Newstead - http://www.legionxxiv.org/newsteadenlrg/
I won't vouch for the authenticity of the kit in following photos, (my photos, but not my stuff) but here goes anyway:
A Lorica-ish cuirass collapsed on the ground:
http://northernelectric.ca/medieval/lyn ... P03584.JPG
Shoulder opened up and upside down:
http://northernelectric.ca/medieval/lyn ... P03585.JPG
Hmmmm... looks like a shoulder, and most of the upper front and back bits:
http://northernelectric.ca/medieval/lyn ... P03587.JPG
Corbridge A - http://www.legionxxiv.org/corbridgaenlrg/
Corbridge B - http://www.legionxxiv.org/corbridgbenlrg/
Newstead - http://www.legionxxiv.org/newsteadenlrg/
I won't vouch for the authenticity of the kit in following photos, (my photos, but not my stuff) but here goes anyway:
A Lorica-ish cuirass collapsed on the ground:
http://northernelectric.ca/medieval/lyn ... P03584.JPG
Shoulder opened up and upside down:
http://northernelectric.ca/medieval/lyn ... P03585.JPG
Hmmmm... looks like a shoulder, and most of the upper front and back bits:
http://northernelectric.ca/medieval/lyn ... P03587.JPG
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Re: Segmentata help
Sasha_khan wrote:Try this:
http://www.legio-ix-hispana.org/codex_table.html
This is the Codex for Legio IX Hispana - we've made over 100 Corbridge variant segmentatae, and we've found that building it to a reenactment grade makes for a superior piece of SCA combat armour.
In the Codex you'll find tool and materials lists, patterns, SIZING CHARTS! , and a variety of other helpful bits and pieces of knowledge.
Well hello there big fella, fancy meeting you here. :p
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Brasidus?
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It is not about possessing it. It is not about something to look at. It is about using something that has a purpose and functions the way it was intended to.
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It is not about possessing it. It is not about something to look at. It is about using something that has a purpose and functions the way it was intended to.
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Re: Segmentata help
Brasidus wrote:Well hello there big fella, fancy meeting you here. :p
I figgered you'd notice us eventually!
Gürcü Iskender - the crazy dervish
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"Careful of that big brush. " - D. Sebastion
"A life without love is a life lived in vain" - Elif Şafak, Turkish novelist
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"Careful of that big brush. " - D. Sebastion
"A life without love is a life lived in vain" - Elif Şafak, Turkish novelist
You haven't told what type of Lorica Segmentata are you making, and the patterns posted here are for the type Corbridge A and B. So, I think I could post this pattern for the Newstead type also:
http://www.mcbishop.co.uk/jrmes/j1001.htm
http://www.mcbishop.co.uk/jrmes/j1001.htm
