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I think metal technology come a long way since those day and I really can't see anyone running a marathon in the old iron armor, maybe be my old French mate "Jean-Luc_Ajrarn" would have been crazy enough to try it Lol!
That armor in the video was made by a research group to replicate a real suit of armor, I think at least it's exceptionally close.
The guy in charge of the group has a website about what he does here and a whole bunch of other neat armor-related videos here.
Must have cost them a small fortune to get made !
I can imagine.
This is similar to my research also. And the fact that relatively few people exept the wealthy actually had acess to chainmail and plate armor. And even those that did often had fancy suits just for show and parades.
Even Arthur and his knights had need to visit ye olde strip club from time to time, LOL
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It's just too similar for me to buy it again, and it also doesn't really say if it has the options to hide parts of it like the original did. Not that it isn't a good product, everything from Aeon Soul is.
How do you know?
......And here I thought the Daz TOS forbade porn :)
...and here I thought they just paid regular visits to Castle Antrhax.
it's a mini skirt thigh high,high heel boots.Still = man trap.
but any girl in Armor before 1990 is Fantasy Art any ways.
Historians say back then we where about only 5 feet tall.
Can you imagine a army of 5 feet tall knights now ?
True...But, I figured this was a dress helmet, like the type that would be worn before a joust. It's way too shiny and undented to be actual battle gear. :)
You know, I've never minded the skimpwear so much. I mean, if you want to wear light and revealing armor and take your chances...well, whatever. But, the heels are just over the top. I mean, if you're going to wear light and revealing armor, you either 1. should be a performer that never sees battle, or 2. wearing shoes that are at least practical enough to be able to run very fast. ;)
It is impressive what people can do in armor.
But without a horse you can have problems - try chasing after a guy without armor who is shooting arrows or crossbow bolts at you.
Ever heard about Joan of Arc? Or Queen Elisabeth I of England? They were not the norm, but they definitely existed...
Joan of Arc wore armour (made for a man) but she never carried a weapon, just a banner to encourage the other (male) fighters.
i have never heard of QE 1 wearing armour, maybe she posed once with some ceremonial armour. She certainly never fought in any battles, Henry VIII was the last English king to fight in a battle
maybe meant Boudicca, don't think she wore much additional protection other than warpaint
Joan of Arc wore a full plated armor custom-made for her, commissionned by Charles VII. And yes, it probably looked like a man's armor.
As for Elisabeth I, she's addressed her troops before a famous battle, wearing a cuirass. Granted that was ceremoniial armor, but still.
And the point was not whether or not they fought in battle, but that women have indeed worn armors in the past.
No, I definitely meant Elisabeth I. Boudicca is not exactly known for the coverage of her armor ;)
I have yet to see a high heeled armor set in a museum. Yes, I suspect you were kidding, but then again I'm almost old enough to have seen the Middle Ages.
i have an easy solution..i dont do armor dressed women at all. not into that genre.
Not to mention in Asia and Africa, women fought/wore armor. But this is a discussion that will get the thread locked. Let's just all agree that humans have been fighiting and trying to kill each other since the first person picked up a stick, hit someone else with it, and they said ow, and then returned the favor.
Kate Beckinsale does an excellent job of running in heels, with platforms no less, and sometimes she even does it in slow motion. Just think of the stamina and balance it takes to move that slowly!
Ever hear of the Joan of arc tutorial ? it's a famous tutorial that's been around about as long as CGI.
I've always considered my self a Fantasy Artist ,So the slut wear armor doesn't bother me.
but if ya want to create logical mathematical realism the Joan of arc tutorial is a great place to start.
It was common; just like pink, up until about the regency period, when it began to change, for men to wear the colour.
For you skimpwear fans (I've shared this before)...
It's a good thing she was wearing armor!
I might snag it because it's reasonably priced and a convincing companion to a really nice G8M armor I picked up at the end of March Madness.
So all the stuff we see in movies about 2 men helping the soldier out to his horse cuz his armor is so heavy he can't walk is not true? Plus he had to have a box or steps to get on his horse. Doesn't seem like he could go to the gym and do floor exercises, chop wood, rock climb, or sling himself up to a 'horse'. Hmmm....movies are lies....
that's hilarious. bravo.
:)
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Henry VIII didn't fight in any battles. He led the English at the Battle of the Spurs, but the French ran away before any fighting started (hence the name of the "battle"). Henry wasn't present at any of the other battles that took place in his reign.
The last King of England to lead his forces in battle was George II, at Dettingen in 1743.