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12th or 13th century living history group
Sir Ulrich:
I've been considering forming my own 12th or 13th century living history group. To be honest we dont have many members who would be willing to join. I know Aiden and Nate are interested for sure, another guy from DoK expressed interest as well. I am wondering if any of you will show interest as well, we will most likely do third crusade era which would match in with Robert Coleman's Order of St Maurice group, most likely we'd camp with them at DoK as well, though we'd be able to do our own living history events as well. I'm not sure how many members in this order would enjoy this sort of thing, I thought Sir William might be interested as well though I am trying to write some minimum standards for the group which arent too harsh but I am going to encourage the "maille without bingo wings" look for our members unless you're doing a poorer representation in which the baggy sleeved hauberks were used. Doug David might be interested as well. Note this is a living history group so it has to be locally based in the Northeast.
Sir Martyn:
Sounds great - just wish you guys were doing 14th cent and were closer :-\
Ser Cor Volaire:
Im late to the party on this, but are you still trying to form a 12th cen. group? I would be down. I am putting together a late 12th/earlier 13th cen. Templar impression. I am also hoping to put together an impression from my family's homeland of southern italy.
AnsalonPaladin:
By bingo wings I'm going to assume you don't mean ailettes since those are period AF for 12th century 3rd crusade?
Also I'm in Virginia and feel pretty down. It all depends on the schedule/location/frequency of events. Plus- will we be fighting?
Sir Rodney:
--- Quote from: AnsalonPaladin on 2017-03-07, 04:58:12 ---By bingo wings I'm going to assume you don't mean ailettes since those are period AF for 12th century 3rd crusade?
Also I'm in Virginia and feel pretty down. It all depends on the schedule/location/frequency of events. Plus- will we be fighting?
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Mail bingo wings = ill fitting mail near the elbow area that droops like old lady bingo wings (loose arm skin).
Public service announcement: The first hit on a Google image search for "chainmail bingo wings" returns our very own Ian in his very well tailored, non-bingo wing, mail. The majority of the images are Not Safe For Work! :o
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