Looking to build up a folder of armor references. Preferably plate armor.
Armor general
Kevin Richardson
Lincoln Morris
also Sallet master race.
Samuel Moore
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Chase Lee
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Hunter Barnes
>Skipping cuirassiers
Why?
Hunter Campbell
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Ian Green
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Adrian Thomas
1300-1500 Europe had most aesthetically pleasing wars in my opinion.
Leo Bell
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Caleb Kelly
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Wyatt Perez
This counts as armour, t-they protected themselves against the attacking plague.
James Bennett
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Carter Lopez
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Owen Cox
Bumping my somewhat historical outfits thread, lots of armour in there - this counts, damn you.
Bentley Hill
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Jackson Jenkins
There's apparently this one guy with a complete "templar knight" set that goes to tons of nordic medieval faires et.c. - seems like a cool dude.
Samuel Bell
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Josiah Powell
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Nathaniel Cook
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James Ross
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Hudson Smith
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Owen Perry
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Brandon Morgan
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Julian Diaz
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Thomas Allen
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Nathaniel Jones
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Leo Nguyen
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Jackson Gomez
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Brayden Rodriguez
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Matthew Sanders
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Michael Wood
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Levi Jenkins
What's the style of helmet called on the top right of 1450s? That is some bad ass head gear.
>captcha: apaho LANCE
Zachary Rodriguez
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Alexander Johnson
Anyone got any neat samurai armours? I have no pics of those, but I'd like to.
Adrian Sanders
frog mouth
Daniel Collins
Frog mouth, but that was only used for training/jousting. I can't remember why, but it was deemed impractical in combat.
Matthew Ward
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Ryan Morris
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Caleb Richardson
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David Brooks
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Charles Scott
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Owen Foster
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Camden Jackson
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Jordan Anderson
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Easton Smith
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Andrew Garcia
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Oliver Flores
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Jace Reyes
What's underrated is armor from after the Middle Ages.
Carter Foster
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Evan Phillips
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Brandon Sullivan
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Aaron Wright
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Connor Thompson
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Gavin Nelson
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Jaxson Taylor
They're specifically designed as jousting helmets. They have a very narrow eye slit to prevent splinters from broken lances hitting you and the only way to see your opponent is to tilt your head down. Protection is useful but being able to see your opponent coming is more important on a real battlefield.