references♥_1450-1470

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Frank von Kronberg der Ältere, c. 1461

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“Epitaph des Johann VII von Kronberg (1488) und Katharina von Reifenberg (1479)”

“Effigy of count Eberhard V von Kirchberg and his wife Kunigunde von Wertheim (1475~)”

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Cooking

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Happens quite a bit, there's a famous depiction of Azincourt in a later 15thc MS that shoes archers wearing great bascinets and full plate, even gauntlets

But what "freaky" said is true, just wanted to add on that

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So hot

https://tenor.com/view/memento-mori-unus-annus-gif-19399232

ooo you will let me win oooo

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defense and offense in one piece of equipment, what a baller

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The armet will be interesting to see ingame, because I think we will be able to attach a wrapper to it, instead of having it be apart of the same helmet

so It'll make for some cool combos, whom we shall see later down the future

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modular helms and armor pieces would be dope

Like wearing plackart no BP or whatever else

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Ong

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@robust tendon Guess what

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what

I feel like i know the answer

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More

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@turbid shadow do you recognize what manuscript this is from? it looks very interesting

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St Mary, Dennington, Suffolk: detail of the effigies of Lord and Lady Bardolph, set on 1440, From England obviously

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Bern, Burgerbibliothek, Mss.h.h.I.16, f. 253 – Diebold Schilling, Spiezer Chronik

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thanks brotherman

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Good MS, Ivan should check it out some more

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Here is a replica of the arm Harness that the Effigy Bears.

Great bascinet

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Yoooo I've never seen the first one, where is it from? Looks Catalan/Aragonese/Valencian based on the coat of arms

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https://www.flickr.com/photos/medmss/9777045335

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yoooooooo many thanks bossk

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🫡

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replying to this so I can go back and save all the photos on my phone

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Manuscript: ULB Darmstadt Hs 1 Historienbibel
Dating: 1430
Location : Hagenau, Germany

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Manuscript Bib. Mazarine MS.1595 Faits et dits mémorables
Dating 1430
Location France

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Manuscript DKB GKS 79 2º Speculum humanae salvationis
Dating 1430
Location Germany

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Manuscript Morgan M.1040 Book of Hours
Dating 1430
Location Brittany, France
Institution Morgan Library

Manuscript Morgan M.64 Book of Hours
Dating 1430
Location France

Manuscript UBH Cod. Pal. germ 148 Biblia Pauperum
Dating 1430-1450
Location Eichstätt, Germany

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Manuscript Morgan M.893 Beauchamp or Warwick hours and psalter
Dating 1430-1445
Location London, England

Manuscript Walters W.165 Book of Hours
Dating 1440-1460
Location Delft, Netherlands

Manuscript Walters W.168 Book of Hours
Dating 1430-1435
Location Utrecht, Netherlands

Manuscript Morgan M.944 Book of Prayers
Dating 1430
Location Milan, Italy

Manuscript Morgan M.77 Evangeliary
Dating 1430-1440
Location Regensburg, German

https://digi.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/diglit/cpg152/0157/image,info

https://sammlungen.ub.uni-frankfurt.de/msma/content/pageview/2085759

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who would win

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First

Really nice kits

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First one, she has a hammer and the other one has just about nothing.

Nice armor though.

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graah

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trying to download the spiezer kronik but all i can do is look at it through the clunky web viewer

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*** Brabantsche Yeesten (ca. 1440-1450) ***
1440-1450, Brabant, Brussels KBR ms. IV 684

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Ah, Really love this MS

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[1414 Germany (Elsass) BSB Cgm 1111 - Schachzabelbuch]
I know this clearly doesn't fit the game's time period but I'd thought I'd share it, the Visors of the bascinets look so cool

1450-1500 France, BNF Francais 55-58 - Jean Mansel, Fleurs des Histoire

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[1400-1450 Germany, BSB Cgm 250 – Weltchronik]

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funny little all'antica helmet

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[1450-1475 France, BNF Français 41 - Valerius Maximus]

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P3, This MS contains a bunch of stuff related to All'Antica

*** 1450-1456 Flanders, KBR ms. 10238 - Histoire des Seigneurs de Gavre ***

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where are you getting these literal hundreds of photos

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I either take a look into Manuscript Miniatures, Or look into Facebook accounts who share the pictures

Obviously, they send the actual source of the MS's

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ca. 1450-1480 Germany, BAV Vat.lat.5961 - engineering treatise by Konrad Gruter

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1450 Germany, in Copenhagen, Arnamagnæanske Samling, AM 374 fol

1426- ca. 1450 England, Cotton MS Tiberius A VII/1 - The pilgrimage of the life of man, by John Lydgate

St George. Circa 1480

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The Hardest Kastenburst Depiction [Marx Reichlich (1460–1520)]

[St George, dated around 1480]

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Crucifixion of Christ. Dated 1449, by Conrad Laib. Exhibited in the Lower Belvedere in Vienna. And a few details of the various suits of armour.

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Master of Laufen! Painted between 1455 and 1460: The Carrying of the Cross and the Crucifixion of Christ. With details of various suits of armour. Exhibited in the Lower Belvedere in Vienna.

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[effigy of Georg I. Truchsess of Waldburg, died 1467] Last reference for the day

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good ol' fencer spam

good shit tho

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spamming till death

need to fill this place with references

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More shots of the effigy

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francais 2609 bnf, 219v

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❤️ brigandine spaulders

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scottish guard lesgo

love me some scots

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[ca. 1450 - 'l'Histoire du Fort Roy Clovis', tapestry, Arras or Tournai, Palais du Tau, Reims, dép. Marne, France] I do recall sending one Picture of this MS but not the full thing, so here is the full thing

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ca. 1450-1460 - 'St. Florian, Book of Hours, use of Rome', Salzburg, Austria, Dr. Jörn Günther Rare Books (Stalden (Sarnen) & Basel, Switzerland), TEFAF, Maastricht, Netherlands

ca. 1450-1460 - 'St. George and St. Servatius', Lorenzkirche, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany

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Saint Veronica and a group of Knights
1477 - 1478

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kirby in half sword confirmed?

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Wtf

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Looks like a poor replica

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Maille looks okay but sallet looks off

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Probably for buhurt or another style or armored sport

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1430-40 depiction of st michael

Very similar to the tonlet/skirt/fauld seen here

1440(?) augh

One of the most beautiful depictions of a harness i’ve ever seen

I think this is from the Book of Hours

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Hmmm. While ofc, these are artistic depictions, i wonder if this is attempting to portray painted or entirely covered armor

Reminds me a lot of this

Whole bunch of modern repros

Also any of you able to elaborate on the accuracy of this fellow’s harness? I really like the look of it and it looks reasonable, but not entirely sure

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Murica

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NO ITS A GOOBA

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angus macbride in real type sallet

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first guy’s absolutely iced out

got dang that’s beautiful

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Dark and Darker added a new helmet, that's... A barbarian exclusive??? I'm ready for y'all to tear this apart lmao
why tf the sallet, the helmet commonly used for men at arms, restricted to the Nordic barbarian

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Barbarian doesn't equal nordic

And I'd guess here "barbarian" doesn't mean "outside of rome" but rather the classic fantasy class of melee warrior / barbarian

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Yeah but if you saw the barbarian in their game, it's got the whole Norse look to him

it's just so out of place

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🤷‍♂️

Norse used sallets in the 15thc anyway !

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and see, that's the kinda facts I knew I'd find here lol, cause the dark and darker server is just full of screaming toxicity while here, we can actually break a conversation down 🗿

people were yappin back and forth bout it in the general chat saying "this doesn't belong in the game, it looks out of place!" And I'm looking like, yknow, there's a man casting fireballs from a stick, and you really got a problem with that?

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go fuck yourself !!!!!! 🖕

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Sorry I let the goofy side shine

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We get a little silly around here

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that's kind of a stupid argument here ngl, just because you have fireballs doesn't mean you have to throw cosmetic consitency out of the window

Like imagine having baseball caps and sneakers in lotr because "Well, there's magic and orks so doesn't matter"

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well I mean I think there's a line that can be drawn 😂 this visored sallet from the unreal market isn't huge deal, but if a Bard came up to me with an electric guitar and started laying it down, I think I might call it 🫡

tho that would be pretty hardcore...

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the electric luth in question

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this is the references channel, not the place for it

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the references in question

(found at Neuss, where the siege took place)

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what are these things?

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spurs

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For the boots?

ahh thats what I thought

I wasn't sure if it was something like that, or some sorta torture device lmfao

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lol

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them bitches look ooooold. Definitely have seen some time.

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well the siege took place in 1474

imagine spending that much time in the dirt, in a well or whatever

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cozy

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I can’t imagine, of all things.. the little thin spurs you have in your boots is the only surviving thing

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Neuss, the one thing that we'll never have in aeternis

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@sullen charm @robust tendon @turbid shadow

Thank you guys for quite litteraly carrying this channel entirely, I never knew i'd see so much medieval stuff and varients of helmets and harnesses. Same with just thank you guys for helping me with idenifying stuff and asking how effective stuff is!

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https://tenor.com/view/jiggy-cat-groove-dance-gif-12593702160723550811

on that topic

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Oh this is just beautiful

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1480-90

I think roughly mid 15th, not sure as couldn't find much about this.

1470s ish depiction of st florian, featuring a nice pearl(?) crown

1470 again

funky clothes, yet again 1470 (1490 according to a different source)

1490

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doggy

🦔

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What about St George and St Florian?

Late 15th Century, allegedly. 1478 specifically. I wasn't aware Bearpaw Sabatons appeared that early, but that's something to note, maybe?

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DAAAMN

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1450-1493 Flanders, Rouen BM Martainville 192 - Heures de la Vierge

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1473-1483 France, Biblioteca di Siena MS X.V.1

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1438-1477 Italy, Biblioteca di Siena, MS I.VII.23

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Scenes of life of St. Elisabeth, 1490-1495, at the Dordrecht museum.

1490-1510 Flanders, Bibliothèque de Genève Ms. fr. 182 - Pelerinage de Vie HumaineGenève, Bibliothèque de Genève, Ms. fr. 182
Genève, Bibliothèque de Genève, Ms. fr. 182https://iiif.biblissima.fr/collections/manifest/68487f199511d6293735017f30b1741a1b357f58?tify={%22pages%22:[29],%22view%22:%22info%22}

1469-1473 BNF Francais 18-19 - La Cité de Dieu

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Battle fresco by Pisanello, 1433. Ducal palace, Mantua'

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[1462-1465 France, BNF Français 2695 - René I d'Anjou, Traité de la forme et devis comme on peut faire les tournois] @robust tendon They made a whole MS based on you

1436 Flanders, Bodleian Library, MS. Douce 305 - Pelerinade de vie humaine

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1486, BNF livres rares, RES G-YC-38 - fables

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Photorealistic medieval towns and castles: the Auvergne Armorial

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Monument John Cherowin
Dating 1441
Location Porchester Castle, Brading, Isle of Wight, England

Monument Sir Thomas Blennerhassett
Dating 1531
Location St Andrew's Church, Frenze, Norfolk, England

buh this guys coat of arms is so fucking cool, too bad that this man is way off the time period

Monument Sir Martin de Visch
Dating 1452
Location Brugge Cathedral, Brugge, West Flanders, Belgium Here's a coool man

Monument Günther von Bünau
Dating 1431
Location Church, Droyßig, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany

Monument Edward Delahale
Dating 1431
Location Wotton, Surrey, England
Gender Male

Monument Thomas Chaucer , Esquire
Dating 1433
Location Church of St Peter and St Paul, Dorchester, Oxfordshire, England
Gender Male

Monument Sir John Harpedon
Dating 1438
Location Westminster Abbey, London, London, England

Monument Sir Bryan Stapleton
Dating 1438
Location Ingham Priory, Ingham, Norfolk, England

Monument Unknown Neville
Dating 1484
Location St Brandon's Church, Brancepeth, Durham, England

Monument Anna of Handschuhsheim
Dating 1477
Location City Church, Kronberg, Hesse, Germany

Dating 1457
Location Marienstiftskirche, Lich, Hesse, Germany

Monument Philipp of Solms
Dating 1460
Location Marienstiftskirche, Lich, Hesse, Germany

Monument Heinrich von Ringelstein
Dating 1470
Location St Martin's Church, Ebingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Manuscript ONB Cod.2774 Bibelparaphrase
Dating 1448
Location Vienna, Austria

Manuscript BNF Italien 81 il Dittamondo
Dating 1447
Location Florence, Italy

KBR Ms.14697 Tristan und Isolde Dating 1447-1449

Manuscript Bodley Laud Misc. 570 Épître d'Othéa
Dating 1450
Location France

Manuscript MMW 10 B 34 Speculum humanae salvationis
Dating 1450
Location Cologne, Germany

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Manuscript Morgan M.385 Speculum humanae salvationis
Dating 1450
Location Bruges, Belgium

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Manuscript Morgan M.255 Book of Hours
Dating 1450
Location Winchester, England

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Manuscript Tours BM MS.1850 Histoire ancienne jusqu'à César
Dating 1450
Location France

Dating 1450
Location Bruges, Belgium

Manuscript BL Harley 4205 Sir Thomas Holme's Book of Arms
Dating 1445-1450
Location England

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Manuscript BNF Latin 4915 Mare Historiarum
Dating 1447-1455
Location Anjou, France

Manuscript UBF Ms.germ.qu.6 Der Renner
Dating 1446-1450
Location Swabia, Germany

Manuscript SBB Ms. germ. fol. 1 The Trojan War
Dating 1445-1455
Location Hagenau, France

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Manuscript SBB Ms. germ. fol. 244 Astronomy and Astrology Collection
Dating 1445-1455
Location Middle Rhine, Germany https://digital.staatsbibliothek-berlin.de/werkansicht?PPN=PPN785884734&PHYSID=PHYS_0025&DMDID=DMDLOG_0001

Manuscript NYPL MA 104 Bible History
Dating 1445
Location Germany

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very much doubt that

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Indeed, yet the artwork has them, which is strange.

Presumably, must be artistic licence.

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It's not the sabatons, it's more the armet that the dude on the left is wearing

Looks 16th century

not 15th

I think the source is just incorrect, though I'm not too sure

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It's hard to tell exactly what the construction is, but it's possibly, I have doubt it's 15th Century, though this is from "The Coronation of David" from 1501, so perhaps it's some strange transitional helmet.

Really, it's the Visor that is the most puzzling part. Especially for something allegedly from 1478.

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I've actually posted this one before, and people more knowledgeable than I am have said that it looks like early 16th stuff

since it's 1 year into the 16th century, it's not gonna have that much of a radical change from older 15th century stuff

for example, this is the field harness of Ferdinand V, of aragon and sicily. This is dated 1490-1500.

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very nice

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closeups

love his harness

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yeah, it's really a nice kit

the gold work really looks good

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“Burgundian wars soldier”

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I just love the way the sallet and bevor looks together

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I love how he is wearing sweatpants

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hmmm didn’t notice that

Cuirass and scheke looks good thougj

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Manuscript UBH Cod. Pal. germ. 339 Parzival
Dating 1443-1446
Location Hagenau, Germany

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Manuscript UBH Cod. Pal. germ. 149 Historia septem sapientum; Chronicon pontificum et imperatorum
Dating 1450
Location Hagenau, Germany

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Manuscript le Mans BM MS.223 Nantes Missal
Dating 1450
Location France

Manuscript UBH Cod.Pal.germ. 324 Virginal
Dating 1444-1448
Location Hagenau, Germany

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Manuscript UBH Cod. Pal. germ. 362 Flore und Blanscheflur
Dating 1442-1444
Location Hagenau, Germany

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the two duos

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arahhaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

gonna try and find da resources of these later

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this guy is me

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you are now pieces

MORE

more

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1490s german armor lore

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well gg

1490s armor lore part 2

he is sad that he won't be in da HS

UNLESS

ivan snicks him in

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hopefully if extension comes it wont be viking samurai spartan warrior but 90s

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bruv fuck the samurai fuck the Spartans and for sure as fuck the Vikings

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ppl suggesting those just aren't aware of the sheer amount of variety just a decade can have

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we can have these if HS team decides to make a BIG extension 1490 to possibly 1540 to maybee 1550 even though that would be LATE as fuck

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1490 to 1500/1510 would be a great expension

still is relatively 15thc coded

but different enough to feel like a new thing

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you are super right

but at the same time I feel like we kinda wanna 1400-1425 type shit

but I'd say maybe they do the 1490-1510 extension dlc and then they go into the meat and potatoes of that

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I mean expensions could be forward and backward i feel

up to like 1415 ish the armor feels very 15thc anyway

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life could be a dream

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you still have armets, Gbascinets and such

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look at that lance rest my god

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Yee, though I can see why they decided to make it 1430-1480

if we were to make it something like 1440-1490 then I feel like we'd be missing a shit ton of stuff in 1430, one thing that comes in mind is some really cool bicoques tho I think they were still really present in the later times

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And kastenbrusts

definitely 1430 need to stay

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those are fucking major

really major

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coventry sallet

might already be in the game i cant remember

too many sallets

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not in the game

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italian sallet visor with divided sights

inside of a brigandine

cool decorated breastplate

armor of ulrich IX von matsch

these are all italian

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Bernat Martorell, 1434/35

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Wow, Ive never seen a helmet of this type

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wow

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Reliquary of Charles the Bold

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IMO : smooth german armor > fluted german armor

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i like a nice balance

i go wild for fluted cuirasses but past that it gets a little extravagant

i like both of them very much but when you've got just the right amount of complexity in just the right areas its perfect

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some spicy all'antica

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imagine guarding a tomb, just for a glowing guy to come out after being dead for thousands of years

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Thousand of years ?

He ressurrected 3 days after !

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💕

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And then what happened...

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Read the Bible I aint gonna spoil it

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Man I dont have the willpower

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love the sallet on the left

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tried making him on mord

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he blessed the disciples and asked them to spread the good word of christ and then ascended to heaven

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that's baller and you did a good job

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thanks

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I thought he got like... Taken out of this world for peopls sins?

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maximillian style though

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tho yeah this is beautiful

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smooth maxi > fluted maxi

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never seen it

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i like fluted and unfluted, though less a fan of "pure" italian armour

in general

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augh

I see what you mean now

gorgeous

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hopefully we get a dlc for this period of armor

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good sallet

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zweihanders/proper greatswords would be so nice

that and early period, maybe william the conquerer's day

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ya

love owlface sallets

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actually havent heard them called that, but i can see it

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second worst bossk opinion after “hounskull armets good”

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they are good

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middle finger.

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they are pretty doo doo fart if you ask me…

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mods..

make this guy walk the plank

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put him into the rat room

the oubliette

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make him eat british cuisine

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love

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omppfgg

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excuse me… don’t make me unleash the hound.

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the hound||skull armet||

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funky

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i love early armets

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yes they are quite nice

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funky (derogatory)

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more of a transitional period guy, myself tho

jupons my beloved

hounskull bascinet my beloved

and the pazallo ducale basc

however you spell it, i forget

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Yorkshire slop my favourite

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the hounskull armet fits the same period as the palazzo ducale gb

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Was about to post this image and talk about the fourth one and how similar the pointed skull is to a bascinet

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haha yep

love that pointed skull armet

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BRO

WAS ABOUT TO POST IT ASWELL

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we should boycotte stock image companies

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true

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i'm gonna lose it

"THIS IS MY IMAGE OF A DEAD GUY'S PAINTING"

smh

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"PAY ME BECAUSE I TOTALLY OWN THIS"

rigid neck armet btw

great bascinet time beat, but armet

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si

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Just realised i commented on your art on twitter this morning

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he lived a perfect and pure life, and was killed - in the old testament the only outcome of sin is death, hence why sacrifices were always necessary, but jesus kind of became the ultimate sacrifice and paid in blood what he did not owe for all of humankind'

[civic glade]

This is why he is sometimes called The Lamb of God, or just The Lamb, because a lamb was often a sacrificial offering.

[robust tendon]

1432, basillica cathedral of St. Denis, Île de france

[robust tendon]

Bruno von Pleissen, 1436, St Marien’s church, Naumburg, Saxony-anhalt, HRE

Antoine des Essarts, 1442, Notre-dame, Paris

George von Leckendorf, 1444, Münster S. Marien und Jakobus, Heilsbronn, Bavaria, HRE

Konrad von Weinsberg, 1446, Katholische Pfarrkirche Sankt Joeseph, Schöntal, Baden-Württemberg, HRE

Btw, before anyone asks; these are all from effigies and brasses

Jana z Garbowa, date 1454, Koło, Greater Poland Voivodship

Richard de Wygtham, date 1455, All Saints church, Wytham, Berkshire, England.

Aysmmetrical couters

John Framlingham, 1465, Church of St Mary Magdelene, Debenham, Suffolk, Englanf

we out here balling (spherically)

Derwick von der Merwede, 1452, Meeuwen, North Brabant, Netherlands

Sir John Newton, 1440, Church of St John the Evangelist, Yatton, Somerset, England

[robust tendon]

KBR Ms. Bruxellensis 14689-91 Künige Der Buch, Schwabenspiegel

hagenau, 1430-40

ULB Darmstadt Hs 1 Historienbibel, 1430, once again Hagenau

[turbid shadow]

I think this was posted before no?

[robust tendon]

maybe i don’t remember

if it has i’ll delete it

[turbid shadow]

Keep it its no problem

[robust tendon]

I’ve posted some of the pages but not all of them i think

lotta cool helms in this script

[robust tendon]

1448 Innsbruck

[obsidian sun]

I love the 15th century but boy were sallet popular

[robust tendon]

Not always and it depends on decade and location

armet was pretty popular, you also have GB, bicoque, kettle

St george stuff

[obsidian sun]

Just not a lot of hounskul or pig faced bascinets which are two I like the look of

[robust tendon]

Well you do see hounskull bicoques

1434-35

[obsidian sun]

True

[robust tendon]

1465-75

[stuck pelican]

Does anybody here have Eastern European armor by chance?

[vocal vale]

i don’t have much

[vocal vale]

some lithuanian and byzantine stuff

pickelhaubes with hounskull visors are always pretty dope

more lithuania

[civic glade]

The pointy pot hat is so ugly but so prolific

[stuck pelican]

so they had just foot soldier like equipment?

[civic glade]

Well the lemellar is an iconic component of the eastern panoply

[torpid urchin]

Bloody bastards shield

[stuck pelican]

This is the best thing i've ever seen

[vocal vale]

it is absolutely swagger

[stuck pelican]

if i ever get into bohurt or whatever its called, ill get a kit with that helmet

[wraith dew]

I require C.O.A.’s

~ { Coats of Arms }

Send me the finest.

[wispy jungle]

The Britons Coat of Arms, you're gonna love them 😉

[wraith dew]

Oooh

Any others?

[wispy jungle]

You wanna know who else got the drip ?

it's the English men ofcourse !

[wraith dew]

Noice.

[wraith dew]

++++

[robust tendon]

me

[vocal vale]

does anyone have a small collection of armets with hounskull visors? similar to this

im trying to figure out where they were popular and get drawing reference and all that

found one

[night anchor]

WILLY spotted IN PUBLIC

[sullen charm]

HELLO CHAT !!!!!!! HELLO !!!!!!!!!

[vocal vale]

what are those pictures from on the right??? that golden guy looks dope

[robust tendon]

crowned and plumed one is baller

[vocal vale]

i love grill-sighted visors so much

[sullen charm]

Basilica de la iglesia Colegial de Santa Maria de los Sagrados Corporales, Daroca, Spain (1410?)

Drawing by Boris Gauda

[sullen charm]

https://tenor.com/view/bbq-barbeque-grill-fireworks-zoom-in-gif-17841725

[bright token]

Armour based on the Swabian statue of St George by Manning Imperial

Source https://www.facebook.com/manningimperial

[vagrant charm]

His harness is so fucking good

Also some really cool horse armor

[stuck pelican]

I wonder, do they get these custom made or make it themselves

[turbid shadow]

they make it themselves

they commission it or make it

two sides

grim reaper upgrade

[tight sand]

damn looking good

[robust tendon]

Indeed

love the purple cloth

[robust tendon]

we balling with da pollax

[fleet junco]

Add

[turbid shadow]

hmm I wonder if it fits the time frame hmmmm hmmm hmm

[fleet junco]

It fits trust....

[fleet junco]

Jk!!!!!

[robust tendon]

big if true

Amiens. Bibliothèques d'Amiens Métropole, Ms. 483, C. 1440-45

[torpid urchin]

thoughts?

[sullen charm]

Classic old modern drawings, overall "ok" but actually shabby when you look at it closer

also doesn't fit the game's timeframe

[torpid urchin]

does it need to for me to post it here?

[sullen charm]

i think so

But was just making a precision

[sullen charm]

(visor is supposed to be above the grills)

[civic glade]

a high medeival panoply, but kinda crusty

[sullen charm]

late*

[civic glade]

youre right, i was mixed up

What do you find shabby in the drawing btw

[sullen charm]

the aventail, the legs, the upper arm defense, the shield
I'm less knowledgeable on weapons but the mace looks wayyy later

[robust tendon]

belt also looks odd

I don't think "knight's belts" were worn that way, i mean the way it hangs down.

I've only seen them straight across

maille is also drawn really poorly, looks oddly like wool

[robust tendon]

i stand corrected

[sullen charm]

a bit different in design

[robust tendon]

what a goober, bronze sabatons

or gilded idk what it's trying to portray. bit too orange for gilding

[daring ivy]

why he posing like that 💀

[vocal vale]

i think its meant to mimic the visorless version with a compact visor that still makes it legal for whatever combat sport he's in

[civic glade]

maybe its just meant to be burnished with bronze or brass

easy to do

[civic glade]

in what ways specifically?

[sullen charm]

sorry but i'm WAY too lazy right now to list everything

[white fulcrum]

for me it's a little difficult to be specific but at a glance it is of less quality to other renditions. i can say that the rerebrace is a bit short though, and the aventail is fitted a lil odd, if compared to other, better depicted aventails. the mace is definitely late for the armour, and the shield is shaped weirdly again compared to better examples

[robust tendon]

It’s just too big

the aventail

It’s meant for neck protection i don’t think it hanged so low like it does here

[robust tendon]

graham turner does it best

on the topic of the art the lack of a spaulder is really odd

[turbid shadow]

Too early sadly

Early by like 20 years

[robust tendon]

speaking of graham turner, this is his harness

great bascinet with cavalry visor

Looks very much like a frogmouth

mirror polish sallet

[robust tendon]

Absolutely beautiful harness

If anyone has a higher quality image it would be appreciated

[robust tendon]

58v-3/ BnF, Français 22547. 1470~

Manuscript depicting the history of Alexander

lots of “heroic”/all’antica armor, also some other interesting stuff

visored barbute 😱

[turbid shadow]

To show the armor, duh

[daring ivy]

his head though... dude looks uncomfortable asf

[vocal vale]

similar one

made by Jeffrey Wasson, decorated by Ugo Serrano

[sullen charm]

me at the tournament

[civic glade]

Why the holes in the breastplate i wonder? Lightening holes for a tourney where thrusting is prohibited maybe?

But not on anythint except the breastplate and the neck of the Gb?

[robust tendon]

yes

note the flat tips

this is from the same manuscript Bossk posted

[sullen charm]

yes, ventilation too i'd guess

[white fulcrum]

that helmet's so dope

[sullen charm]

Most frenchest person to ever french

[turbid shadow]

@sullen charm

[Sword and scabbard from the statue of St George at St Wolfgang by Michael Pacher 1471-81.] This appears to be a very nice replica

[turbid shadow]

Rothenburg Ballock dagger,North Italian (Venetian) 1450.

Italian Arming sword and Scabbard
Based on a sword in the Met, Oakeshott XV.9

Looks pretty late to the game, but not sure

[ W872 from the Bayerisches National Museum Munich]A replica of the sword

Legs in the Austrian style to match the surviving components of CH S25 from Churburg castle.

location: Germany
Date: c. 1485

https://youtu.be/aJL9PoDkYTQ

[turbid shadow]

Manuscript KK5013 Gladiatoria
Dating 1430-1439
Location Germany

[turbid shadow]

P2

[turbid shadow]

P3

[turbid shadow]

P4

[turbid shadow]

P5

[turbid shadow]

P6

[turbid shadow]

P7

[turbid shadow]

P8

P9

[turbid shadow]

P10

[turbid shadow]

P11 [The End Of the Ultimate bicoque]

[stuck pelican]

he looks like a cartoon, jesus

[bright token]

Beautiful swords not sure if these type of sword blade still popular in the game's time period

[stuck pelican]

I feel like they might be italian, I just have a feeling

They are beautiful tho

[sullen charm]

me

[sullen charm]

saint george gaming lesgo

[turbid shadow]

forreal

[civic glade]

Lance with the stop but no lance rest 🤔

[compact bone]

I think they are arming swords

They were the most popular one handed blade that is almost always paired with a shield

[sullen charm]

A Schiavonesca in excavated condition,
OaL: 40 in/101.6 cm
Blade Length: 31.8 in/80.7 cm
Weight: 1.8 lbs/794 g
Eastern Europe, late 15th century, housed in the royalarmouries

[robust tendon]

what were those types of handguards called?

i've seen them quite a bit

Also i've a question about all'antica stuff. i'm aware it was used, but to what extent is what i am not sure about. Like would this manuscript be a good resource of what could be worn in field/etc?

I've my suspicions about some of these being artistic liberty

[sullen charm]

S guards, but Schiavonesca guard will be more precise, you'll find swords exactly like that

[robust tendon]

thanks

[sullen charm]

Italian amours worn without a hauberk or a separate mail skirt.
But just the mail skirt attached to the fauld, and separate loose short sleeves. Smart choice to save weight and tire less your warhorse.
From a 1448 painting by Lo Scheggia. Exactly like Urlich IX's cuirass in Churbug.

[vocal vale]

MORE PDFS MORE PDFS

[robust tendon]

the covered bp here is also quite nice

and the pointy-er armet visor

[gusty mantle]

i dont want edp and dream come to this server

[robust tendon]

very nice

[turbid shadow]

The cool sallet that will make an appearance ingame!

[sullen charm]

such a cool sallet!

[turbid shadow]

Too cool

[sullen charm]

repro by François l'Archeveque

[turbid shadow]

I think this was the ref that ivan used lol

Looks really fucking sick

[sullen charm]

"francois l'archeveque armurier" on Facebook, go take a look at his stuff

it is top notch

[turbid shadow]

but do you know what else looks sick? this

[turbid shadow]

OFC

@sullen charm bro, look at this scheke

[raw hinge]

drip

[vocal vale]

your schnoz goes under the visor, yes?

[pure igloo]

who is getting it the best

[robust tendon]

Français 2609 f.49v)

1471

[sullen charm]

i love this ms!

[robust tendon]

some real nice armor in it

archers with lowered visors in this one

the gilder

[sullen charm]

me when I see a cool apple

:3

[robust tendon]

the climber

https://tenor.com/view/but-heres-the-climber-cat-but-heres-the-but-heres-the-kicker-gif-26532462

[sullen charm]

idk if it's this exact ms or another one from the same series but there's a page showing a bishop(or whatever his rank is) in armor with a mitre ect

[robust tendon]

I think i've seen those before, it's like the bishop's hat with maille right?

[sullen charm]

Yeah it's the same ms, except f.219

[robust tendon]

beauty

love mitre paired with armor

[ripe estuary]

Games actually pretty close to this exactly wow 😯

[wispy jungle]

Can you guys guess this coat of arms ;)?

[sullen charm]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGl_UXc9HIE&pp=ygUQb2xhIG9uc3J1ZCBhcm1vcg%3D%3D

[wispy jungle]

Very quick, you've got some really nice memory 👌

[sullen charm]

It's a pretty well known video tbf

[wispy jungle]

But still, do you know the name of this coat of arms ?

it has some interesting design

[sullen charm]

I think it's his own

not that he's noble but i think he made it himself from scratch

[wispy jungle]

was it possible that nobles make their own personal coat of arms ?

[sullen charm]

doubt it

but i'm saying that he ola onsrud made that coat of arms up

he isn't affiliated to any noble family and shit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=KoC7EJCyyro

Maybe he talks about it in this video

[wispy jungle]

this is a very majestic piece of art, but the price.... I think only kings and rich noble families can afford this

[sullen charm]

Ceremonial armor of Charles V, ca. 1512–14

So yeah a pretty noble fellow indeed

[wispy jungle]

He's got that drip in him 🗣️🔥

[wispy jungle]

Bossk, I wonder how many reference pictures you have in your storage... it must be at least 1000 pictures

[sullen charm]

I didn't have that one in storage I just knew what to search on google lol

But I have a lot of ref pics on my pc for mordhau modding

[wispy jungle]

oh yeahh i forgot you can auto search via picture reference

[sullen charm]

It's also a pretty well known harness lol but yeah

[vocal vale]

i thought they did, to some extent? james douglas's son changed the coat of arms after his father died

[sullen charm]

About expensive harnesses, i'll never be tired of mentioning this but - there's accounts of armors fully gilded in gold with jewelry enbedded in it

And charles the bold once paid for 1 (one) sallet the same price as for ~4 "average" complete harnesses

[sullen charm]

then idk

[vocal vale]

i vaguely remember something about people having kind of a "base" coat of arms and then every family member having a unique little spin on it

like, warwick kingmaker's coat of arms is super unnecessarily complex, but it's not the coa of his whole family

[vocal vale]

additionally, considering family members could be enemies of each other, having your own personally identifiable coat of arms that is separate from say your brother's or uncles would make things much less confusing even if it was just a few extra additions

[sullen charm]

(Richard Temple-Nugent-Brydges-Chandos-Grenville, 2nd Duke of Buckingham and Chandos)

[vocal vale]

greatest troll in medieval history

[sullen charm]

not medieval

[vocal vale]

then dont post it in references

[sullen charm]

:^)

we do a macroscopic amount of trolling

[wispy jungle]

Decorative Knight armor with a Bird shaped Helmet

Source : Prague Castle

what do you guys think of the design ?

Frightening or Drippy ?

[vocal vale]

is it victorian or is it The Real Deal

[wispy jungle]

I'm not sure, but it looks very fancy so it must be Victorian

Because the details on the armor is just insane

[wispy jungle]

I did more research, it turned out to be Avian Styled Armor,
That's either from Czechia or Slovakia

I don't know which century though

[vocal vale]

all i found on it

[sullen charm]

it's not even victorian I think it's modern

Yeah

Prague castle kinda sucks

In general armors that are in castles do suck cuz they aren't a museum

It's "based" on a real harness tho lemme find it

[wispy jungle]

Armour of the Young King Sigismund Augustus, from the Wawel Royal Castle

Source: Czyżewski and Ochęduszko

This king has some drip 🙏

[sullen charm]

Costume Armour for Foot Combat, probably made for Albrecht, Margrave of Brandenburg, Duke of Prussia, Northern Germany (Brunswick?), c. 1526

(made for his wedding)

[wispy jungle]

Damn

Imagine pulling up to your wedding like that

[vocal vale]

what a nerd

[sullen charm]

It was made for foot combat, for his wedding

like tourney and stuff

[vocal vale]

that makes more sense in context

imagine losing to a guy on your wedding day

[sullen charm]

it's all fun and sports...

[vocal vale]

thats like messing up the choreography for your Cool™️ Star Wars™️ Themed Wedding™️

[wispy jungle]

Parts of a Landsknecht Garniture, Innsbruck, c. 1520. A28

This magnificent armour is designed to simulate and thus invoke the flamboyant clothing of the German Landsknechte

Even with its complex and elaborate decoration, created by combining embossing, chasing, etching and fire-gilding, this remains a practical war armour, probably made for a nobleman in command of squadrons of professional Landsknecht infantry.

[sullen charm]

i really like 16thc armors showing traits from clothing

like the rolls and slashes here

[wispy jungle]

Yup

it's also a bit protective

[sullen charm]

too bad the game sets in 1430-80

[wispy jungle]

Gunpowder ruined everything fr

[sullen charm]

uh?

[wispy jungle]

Imagine if Gunpowder was never discovered, would we still use medieval armors ? And how much could we possibly improve it ?

[sullen charm]

yknow gunpowder didn't have as much of an impact as many people think

in term of armor i mean

many people seems to think that gunpowder = armor disappears

took like around 200 years lol

[wispy jungle]

And it's still because of the gunpowder, ofcourse the weapons wasn't that strong before but after 200 years it became so effective they stopped using armors and very rare to see some people use it, because it has a very low chance to deflect a bullet

[wispy jungle]

they used some plate armors in WW1 but it didn't end well for them....

[sullen charm]

When you think about some soldiers and police guys still use plates nowadays

[vocal vale]

it just looks way lamer . . .

[turbid shadow]

me pulling up on HS

[sullen charm]

me

[turbid shadow]

the final boss on the 24th century expansion for Half sword

[sullen charm]

gilgamesh never died

[noble wagon]

caveman half sword expansion when? need to killa with rocka

[sullen charm]

need some bronze age games ngl

[turbid shadow]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f22sJWPO3xA&ab_channel=AerariumChain

3D PRINTED

[wispy jungle]

is posting Codpiece armors allowed here ?

[vocal vale]

[sullen charm]

bogos binted?

[turbid shadow]

yea

[wispy jungle]

[sullen charm]

make it fit between 1430-1480

[wispy jungle]

I have some really weird ones, idk how they even wear it

it doesn't go straight, it goes with a curve up

[turbid shadow]

not sure, but holy shit i HAVE a 3d printer and now I wanna use it so much

me on my way to 3d print Milanese armor from aeternis

[sullen charm]

they just.. like.. tied it ?

[wispy jungle]

How's that even possible ☠️

[sullen charm]

codpieces are removeable pieces

[wispy jungle]

Like, do they just put it on it or inside ?

[sullen charm]

tie it to the maille or arming garment like any other piece

this one just happen to be on the dick for a myriad of reasons like fashion

[wispy jungle]

I wonder if it hurts to get hit in there

[sullen charm]

I mean your dick isn't inside it so

[wispy jungle]

I mean... it's better than not wearing any protection, Right ?

[sullen charm]

also that's for the metal 16thc ones, but there's also cloth ones

that just look like a bulge really but they're still codpiece

[wispy jungle]

Hmm

The armors really wouldn't look great without its own Heraldry

it's really something that improves the fashion of the armor even further

[turbid shadow]

that crest does look good

I think the drawing is by graham turner no?

[wispy jungle]

Yes

[sullen charm]

for some reason the one you posted is blurry

[wispy jungle]

Some crests looks goofy though, such as this horse head

Unicorn

Put a dragon or a lion head at least

[sullen charm]

he gets the girls

[turbid shadow]

It's going to be a dream to have jousting be in HS

[wispy jungle]

I really love with his arts, it looks so majestic, I wish to reach his level of art one day

[vocal vale]

same

[wispy jungle]

Briton Crest ? I recognize the black hawk symbols

[sullen charm]

Breton*
Hermine*

and no apparently it's supposed to be Thomas Grey, Marquis of Dorset

https://www.facebook.com/GrahamTurnerArtist/photos/a.319273258210699/1548726875265325/?type=3

[wispy jungle]

I see

[wispy jungle]

The Hermine is the symbol ?

[sullen charm]

yes

the black things you see on the breton flag

[wispy jungle]

Thanks for correcting me 🙌

[wispy jungle]

it's just unique, like if you see a knight with this coat of arms you immediately recognize which region he's from

[sullen charm]

Yeah it's cool

[wispy jungle]

But be honest, Breton or the English Coat of arms

They're drippy

[turbid shadow]

heraldry is important, if you just see knights without surcoats that display their coat of arms, nobody would know who their fighting

that's what modern movies fail to realize sadly

[sullen charm]

Breton, even if I don't like them

I just hate english more

[wispy jungle]

Friendly fire

[sullen charm]

more pics

[wispy jungle]

What about the French ?

[turbid shadow]

cooler

[sullen charm]

I love them they are awesome

(unbiased)

[turbid shadow]

[bossk is french I thrink]

[sullen charm]

yeag

[turbid shadow]

honestly both the english and french and Italians have kick ass armor styles, that are fairly similar to each other

[wispy jungle]

You probably still have some ptsd because of the hundred years war, that's why you hate the English

[sullen charm]

We won that war mate

[turbid shadow]

didn't the french win that

yea

the english took the L on the end

[sullen charm]

English are just our best enemies, we love hitting each others in the face with comically large looney tunes hammers

[wispy jungle]

ik, but that war was so looong it gave everyone ptsd, they lost insane numbers of soldiers and innocent people

[sullen charm]

Just because everyone heard about Crécy, Poitiers and Azincourt already, please check out Castillion, Formigny and Patay thanks

[wispy jungle]

One of my favorite characters during that war was Joan of Arc, too unfortunate she didn't deserve such a painful death like that...

[sullen charm]

Yep

Main reason why I hate burgundians

good thing they took a massive L to the swiss and french later on

[sullen charm]

look up Bertrand Du Guesclin

[wispy jungle]

He won 5 battles !? This guy must be a genius

[torpid urchin]

Isn’t this a movie prop?

[golden ingot]

Yes but it’s made by a very good source

[torpid urchin]

[sullen charm]

No it's a real harness that was used in a movie

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_aYeutZiyQ&pp=ygUcdG9iaWFzIGNhcHdlbGwgcmljaGFyZCBhcm1vcg%3D%3D

check this vid out

[robust tendon]

it did but eventually you stop seeing arm harness and leg harness and instead just cuirasses and helms instead

then those go away for the most part

[tight sand]

I dont think that was the main reason to be honest

its more about economy

armies got bigger and now they were manly consist of just people not by feudal lords who could afford this kind of armor

and ofc armor got less effective. However France still had their cuirassiers

correct me if i am wrong

[vocal vale]

i think it was more about economy in the way that after the industrial revolution guns were easier and better to make than bespoke armor that protected against pike but not shot in a world where shot was the only thing you had to worry about

[tight sand]

Ye agree on that cuz it feels like plate or chain armor would be still effective even in 7 years war and etc

Cuz a lot of countries like Prussia and Russia were relying on melee charge

If i am not mistaken

Napoleon did almost the same reform

like this

the idea was to rush through the enemy line infantry

[tight sand]

bro got the whole bakery

[void stream]

gawd dayum

https://tenor.com/view/pog-pogfish-fish-openmouth-gif-20357594

[turbid shadow]

*** 1452 Germany, Cod. Donaueschingen 145 - Gesta Romanorum ***

[fleet junco]

whats with the visor on the dead dude

[sullen charm]

goblin

stabbing the poor guy in the eyeslits

[turbid shadow]

@sullen charm Bro, You need to see this

this is tonlet armor to the extreme

[sullen charm]

imagine if they actually made it articulated

like most tonlets

[turbid shadow]

it would've turned out beautiful actually

[fleet junco]

we're getting killed with this one 🔥

[turbid shadow]

https://www.museunacional.cat/en/colleccio/saint-george-and-princess/mestre-de-sant-jordi-i-la-princesa/015868-000?fbclid=IwAR2hmMBfbYZc0gEo1u89vrWhfv_om9fZA-JGnBlnE_kqKN8YVZ8I9JFnMg0_aem_Acug6-oORVn3PKUjl_hnWf05Ai44OiOq3h7SJOjDff3n4sDMUlMyXbtaihzeHUVl2BAoW6A7TLQSTRzxIzWSf5T9

HMMMMM

[sullen charm]

love that one

shame it's so crusty tho!!!

[turbid shadow]

@sullen charm this could've been us in aeternis bruh...

[sullen charm]

damn you aleks!!

[turbid shadow]

It really does suck

this guy looks epic as fuck

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rh23lIBHPT0&ab_channel=IronCrownWorkshop here's this too but I think the video would've been better without the silly epic music

[sullen charm]

short king reporting for duty

[turbid shadow]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnfNRaZRQLE&ab_channel=IronCrownWorkshop https://youtu.be/HAmAjNi7aj8 https://youtu.be/TUH0tWOnAuE

the channel has some good shit

[turbid shadow]

yup, do question if we'll see Burgundian arms and armor base game, don't think so but they could be dlc

[sullen charm]

i wish triternion devs weren't so fucking mute

show snippets, talk to the community you morons

[turbid shadow]

Yeah, Honestly mordhau could've been something really cool if it had proper direction to what it's trying to be

[sullen charm]

that's why i always insist to john man to post snippets as soon as possible on aeternis

[turbid shadow]

the devs clearly didn't know shit about what period they wanted the game, instead they just added it random shit for the sake of it

if the devs had some sense then we could've had maps that recreate actual battles from history

[turbid shadow]

hot take: the contributors are one of the main reasons why aeternis got popular

hell that's not even a hot take, that's facts

without roberto, or Terath, or john man, or any other person that added in proper arms and armor the server wouldn't be that popular

[sullen charm]

fax

[turbid shadow]

the server was popular because of the new good cosmetics that were added, though to not discredit aleks he did a bunch of shit with the tints and the custom slot system

[sullen charm]

aeternis is "the mod with custom armor" not "the mod with combat changes" or whatever

[turbid shadow]

combat changes are pretty mediocre tbf

[sullen charm]

i don't really mind that that much but my point is if it wasn't there no one would care, no one plays aeternis for the combat changes

[robust tendon]

aeternis blows the vanilla shit so far out of the water it’s embarassing

the only really good vanilla mordhau piece is the maximillian set

[stuck pelican]

When the bride is from Michigan

[vocal vale]

i dream of getting to do this one day

[robust tendon]

am from michigan, can confirm

[copper nova]

Everytime I see clips of this stuff I'm always wishing they could actually belt the shit outta each other

[civic glade]

I feel you but like

In a proper physical fight, aggression is tempered by caution

As nice as it is to strike true, its also true that getting stricken is a huge bummer

[turbid shadow]

ca. 1448 - ''Totenschild' of knight Wilhelm I von Wolfstein (+1448)', Regensburg?, Klosterkirche, Seligenporten, Pyrbaum, Bayern, Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany

[fleet junco]

thats not a lion

they got it all wrong

[tight sand]

Half sword if we had an update with arena

[sullen charm]

mewehn when sword in half.. of when the half sowrd is real

[tight sand]

Oh its knyght errant in the background

What a fella

[robust tendon]

nice but doesn’t look in period for the game afaik

not too sure though

[robust tendon]

It looks late 14th to me

[white fulcrum]

I remember making this guy in mordhau I think

I gave him tank and dwarf

[white fulcrum]

and the dlc sets!

honestly dc’s stuff is all dope