Does anybody have any sugestions on how to have arms for an early 15th century kit that wouldnt cost that much. I wish I had the money to spend on fluted anrs and the like...but I dont.
Any suggestions on what might look good? Were there any splinted transitons or the like?
Thanks
Matt
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If you want to use it for SCA, you might have to add a little something on the inside of the elbows (heck, just a hardened leather triangle, backed with some padding, inside the "Y" of the inner couter strap), but they should otherwise be adequate.
They'd look nice with your cuirass, too.
If you want to use it for SCA, you might have to add a little something on the inside of the elbows (heck, just a hardened leather triangle, backed with some padding, inside the "Y" of the inner couter strap), but they should otherwise be adequate.
They'd look nice with your cuirass, too.
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