gothic leg armor late 15th century

gothic leg armor late 15th centuryThigh armour of this style was very popular in the German regions during the late 15th century and was worn throughout Europe. The design is based on the late Gothic period, with similar ribbed reliefs found in Late Gothic churches. The leg armour is constructed from 1. 6 mm thick steel and features adjustable leather straps at the back, along with finely crafted buckles in the high Gothic style. The front of the legs is decorated with forged fleurs

Jacobite reenactment

These jackchains may be fastened to a gambeson with laces fitted with aglets

for the best Viking look

To create more space inside the helmet

and even reports

The so-called great helm

The bag is elegantly decorated with an imprint of Mjolnir

this has become the garment of magical characters

of which most have a diameter of approx

it enhances any outfit and will not let you down even on colder days

but it also features an eye to allow it to be hung upon a wall

Introducing the Briannan Tunic