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2008 - Weapons/Armor

My new aluminum chainmail shirts from <A href="//thinkgeek.com/">ThinkGeek</A> arrived.The second one pictured here is still in it's brick-like wrapping. Theyalso come with a small bag of spare links, which is really nice! The links are 5/16" inner diameter, and I'm estimating it's 16g wire thickness. Theshirt is roughly the same overall size as the aluminum hauberk I've been trying tofinish up for all these years. :) This is the "Large" size, and it hangs to about 5-6" above my knee, and the sleeves just cover the elbows. My plan is to hack up at least one of them to make leggings/chausses. It'sa cost-effective way to get large rectangles to do projects like this. I'llhack up the second one if necessary. It looks like I can do it with one though.I need roughly a 24" x 30" sheet to make each leg, and the shirt is about 24x30for the torso, laid out on the floor for this picture.
^topJanuary 8, 2008
My new aluminum chainmail shirts from ThinkGeek arrived. The second one pictured here is still in it's brick-like wrapping. They also come with a small bag of spare links, which is really nice!

The links are 5/16" inner diameter, and I'm estimating it's 16g wire thickness. The shirt is roughly the same overall size as the aluminum hauberk I've been trying to finish up for all these years. :) This is the "Large" size, and it hangs to about 5-6" above my knee, and the sleeves just cover the elbows.

My plan is to hack up at least one of them to make leggings/chausses. It's a cost-effective way to get large rectangles to do projects like this. I'll hack up the second one if necessary. It looks like I can do it with one though. I need roughly a 24" x 30" sheet to make each leg, and the shirt is about 24x30 for the torso, laid out on the floor for this picture.

Test-fitting the first of my new mail chausses, made from one of the Thinkgeek chainmail shirts.
^topJanuary 12, 2008
Test-fitting the first of my new mail chausses, made from one of the Thinkgeek chainmail shirts.

Test-fitting with both chausses!
^topJanuary 12, 2008
Test-fitting with both chausses!

The new shield blanks. The one on the left is an aluminum shield blankintended for SCA combat. The one on the right is a Windlass shield, madeof wood and pre-strapped, and canvas-covered.
^topJanuary 27, 2008
The new shield blanks. The one on the left is an aluminum shield blank intended for SCA combat. The one on the right is a Windlass shield, made of wood and pre-strapped, and canvas-covered.

My new regalia items. A white leather belt, and golden (brass)prick spurs.
^topFebruary 19, 2008
My new regalia items. A white leather belt, and golden (brass) prick spurs.

New chauses, spaulders, and shield out for a test drive at NCRF, along withthe "new in 2007" helm and surcoat.
^topSunday, April 6, 2008
New chauses, spaulders, and shield out for a test drive at NCRF, along with the "new in 2007" helm and surcoat.

New chauses, spaulders, and shield out for a test drive at NCRF, along withthe "new in 2007" helm and surcoat.
^topSunday, April 6, 2008
New chauses, spaulders, and shield out for a test drive at NCRF, along with the "new in 2007" helm and surcoat.

New crest, torse, and mantle! Taken at VARF.
^topSaturday, May 24, 2008
New crest, torse, and mantle! Taken at VARF.

^topSaturday, August 23, 2008

^topSaturday, August 23, 2008

^topSaturday, August 23, 2008

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