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New helm and hammer
Sir Edward:
Very cool. :)
Know any good deals on padded jacks?
Sir Wolf:
hehe good deals and padded jacks do not come in the same sentence. ;) that being said the spangen style kettle would be outdated somewhat for a 15thc jack and jack chains. the kettles are more 1 piece or 1 piece looking tops with large brims.
now your kettle would be awesome say 13thc... with a nice coat of plates over a surcoat over mail then over a gambeson. coif with the mantle under the surcoat. maybe soupcan knees and elbows with splinted greaves and vambracers. i have so been wanting to make that kit.
that being said : http://www.matuls.pl/index.php?Lng=1 or jsut http://www.matuls.pl/ is a really good place. :)
Sir Edward:
Cool, that would make a great kit indeed! I've been wanting a coat of plates anyway for my other 13th/14th kit. And this would give me an excuse to get some splinted armor. :)
Sir Wolf:
oh yeah! awsome.
how is the wood on that axe handle? i know a friend of mine had a windlass and he hit a shield just goofing around and the shaft snapped! of course we made fun of him hehehe
Das Bill:
--- Quote from: Sir Wolf on 2008-11-19, 16:40:37 ---oh yeah! awsome.
how is the wood on that axe handle? i know a friend of mine had a windlass and he hit a shield just goofing around and the shaft snapped! of course we made fun of him hehehe
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That seems to be the norm for Windlass hafts, unfortunately. I haven't seen anything recent to make me change that opinion. Still, the head on Ed's warhammer is surprisingly nice when seen up close.
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