Mid 14th Cent Man at Arms German Influence

[narvek]

Now those are some very nasty things:)

*envious*

[Felix]

Hi, these are the first and only staffs in my collection, they feel really nice. Although the spear looks a little bit large and the roncone does seem smaller the proportions were very well met.

Here are a few impressions, guard duty in the yard, awaiting the charge and behind the shield (this is an oval tabulaccio, that I am working on at the moment).

[Felix]

Here are some more impressions. Constructive criticism is welcome.

[Marcus Woodhouse]

Spot of weedkiller will get rid of that moss in your lawn.

[Felix]

Spot of weedkiller will get rid of that moss in your lawn.

Indeed it would, but this is the project for next year. This year I started growing the vegetables. The previous owner of the garden didn´t do anything for years.

Although, I must admit, the feel is nice when walking around bare footed on the this "lawn styled moss".

[Marcus Woodhouse]

Just trying to be constructive.

[Strickland]

Thats some excellent work there!! Very impressive!!

Neil

[Thrud]

Leave it as moss. If you were in Japan that would be more than acceptable.


I like moss. It's fluffy.

[Sir Thomas Hylton]

I like moss.... unless of course its on the golf course & in which case its a pain in the preverbrial.

As for the get ups... Nice.

[Zachos]

It needs maille.

This is not me being nit-picky. That is the only thing I can say about it that I think is not quite perfect.

[Felix]

Yeah. it needs maille. And I HAVE maille. Unfortunately the actual Aketon /Arming Doublet thing is too thick to allow maille below the very narrow waisted breat and fauld.
But I have a thinner version in order. Hope this will work then.

[Felix]

Now I have it with maile.

Long live Italian heavy Infantry

[Marcus Woodhouse]

Now you look the box duluxe.

[narvek]

Very Nice. The visor looks great.