Armor by FlambergArt / StahlGilde
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I’m curious about the top example, about the split breastplate?Otherwise, aw ye
In terms or practicality of design (with regards to plates) the top outfit is roughly on par with the following design:
The main difference is the top model has a few more decorations and a gambeson (which will, in itself, provide a hefty bit of protection).
It’s not that you can’t have a split breastplate (the Roman army did) but that only makes sense of you have shield or other means to protect the gap. With a two handed weapon – you need to be able to trust your armor to protect against all kinds of weapons.
A “cuirass” made of boobcups and decorative plates is really only going to protect you against much but attacks that chainmail or a gambeson wouldn’t already protect you against.
The other four sets are pretty awesome though.
– wincenworks
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The short film Kickstarter we promoted a couple of weeks ago is nearing its finale and has around 12% of funding left.
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Heads up: Obstacle Run in Armour Kickstarter ends in 3 days!
Heads up: Obstacle Run in Armour Kickstarter ends in 3 days!
The short film Kickstarter we promoted a couple of weeks ago is nearing its finale and has around 12% of funding left.
There’s still time to help fund a video experiment which proves not only that plate armor isn’t a hindrance to agility, but also that it’s no heavier than the gear modern firefighters and soldiers bear.
Help out the informative project here!
~Ozzie
