Drool!

[Sir Edward]

If only I had the money... I'd love to get something like this commissioned:

http://www.ageofarmour.com/sigismundnew.html

Or this:

http://www.ageofarmour.com/composite.html

[Sword Chick]

If only I had the money... I'd love to get something like this commissioned:

http://www.ageofarmour.com/sigismundnew.html

OH MY!

[Das Bill]

Yeah, the "Siggy" harness is my all time favorite. I can only dream of one day owning a nice repro like this one! (There's a picture of the original at VAF on the "historical swordsmanship" wall... its the one that has the two harnesses and the names of all the various armour parts)

[Sir Wolf]

i do hope william is srill making armour. i know he was going to quit cause of real life problems. i would love to get a piece or two from him.

[Christian Tobler]

He's still working...I just got his 15th c. arm harnesses, which he's making more of, thankfully.

CHT

[Sir Wolf]

He's still working...I just got his 15th c. arm harnesses, which he's making more of, thankfully.

CHT

SWEET! can we get a picture of YOUR harness with the new arms? please?

[Christian Tobler]

Yep - I'll likely shoot some pics of this along with some legs and my brigandine.

C

[Sir Wolf]

your killing me here Christian. you really are.   I've got the spring steel, nails and patterns to make my brig, but it's just been sitting there in my shop for 3 years now. sigh

[Christian Tobler]

Well, mine is not *super* historic - leather exterior, aluminum plates (which are not a bad facsimile of the tinned originals, actually). It does have the triplets of rivets, which looks really cool though. Here's it on one of our other guys:



But, hey, I've had a lot of years to amass armour...both good and not so good...

C

[Sir Wolf]

still looks pretty sweet