Anyone been to the armor exhibit in Cleveland?
http://www.clevelandart.org/exhibit/exh ... sp?eID=131
How was it?
Cleveland armor exhibit
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Cleveland armor exhibit
Leave the SCA better than you found it. Fight alot of cool people along the way.
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The Barony of the Cleftlands did a 'field trip' to see the exhibit, and it was very impressive. There's a discussion thread on the topic somewhere on the Archive, but my Search-fu is weak. The exhibit is also reviewed in the current issue of Tournaments Illuminated (by a Cleftlander, naturally)
If you're near enough, I recommend the trip. The catalog of the show was not (IMO) worth the asking price, but they were selling TOMAR in the gift-shop at the end of the show!
My 10-year old nephew was utterly blown away, and spent an hour listening to the running commentary from some of our armorers. (If you're going with friends, bring a laser pointer for highlighting details they should look at - if you get too close to the suits on open display, the "SCA detector" alarms go off. They were ringing frequently as our group made their way through the galleries.)
If you're near enough, I recommend the trip. The catalog of the show was not (IMO) worth the asking price, but they were selling TOMAR in the gift-shop at the end of the show!
My 10-year old nephew was utterly blown away, and spent an hour listening to the running commentary from some of our armorers. (If you're going with friends, bring a laser pointer for highlighting details they should look at - if you get too close to the suits on open display, the "SCA detector" alarms go off. They were ringing frequently as our group made their way through the galleries.)
