I'm sorry I missed open shop night on 6/14, but I had to go to Boston on business. So I stayed over an extra day to visit the Higgins armoury museum!
I took this picture of rowers on the Charles river from my hotel room window, just to prove I was really there.
At the Higgins I looked at tournament helms...with bar grills!
And also a nice anime armour.
This winged spearhead caught my eye. This is the kind of original that my rattan "glaive" represents.
Here's another example.
I'm thinking about making a pot helm or zieschagge for rapier and cut-and-thrust, so I took some pictures of this example.
Here is a fine specimen of what I would call a brigandine. Totally unlike what King Rene' calls a brigandine.
This almain rivet is a great addition to any 16th century armour. Perfect for cross-over rapier fighters on the armoured field.
This roman medusa medalion would be a great model to use for a repouse' shield boss.
Slot-rivet articulation in the pauldron.
A selection of anvils and armouring tools.
Sabatons
...and an armoured Pug just for Her Majesty.
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