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Published: 2013-01-23 21:51:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 13253; Favourites: 173; Downloads: 113
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Still struggling with that freaky new upload system...This photo was taken at a small waterfall near my town... and I had to remove a road right behind it.
This is also the current status of my Elven armor.
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wow.. now that is an elf lady one shouldn't mess with !
beautiful job on all of your armors & costumes, they fit you very well !Β
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awesome looking armor! 
did you get the scales at the ring lord? o.o
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I absolutely love your armor! You've made me want to try working with scale for my own armor.
I have to ask, how did you put together the pieces, or where did you get the patterns, for creating all of that awesome? Are the leg pieces separate or attached?
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Thanks.
The Scales are are connected via chain mail rings. They are Ringlord Scales.
I've made the patterns by myself. And Shirt and Skirt are separate and can be worn desperately.
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Absolutely beautiful, you did some great work! I am awed.
Which Ring Lord scales did you use, steel or aluminum?
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Its stainless steel covered aluminium.
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HΓΌbsch anzusehende RΓΌstung, und tolle Darstellung auf dem EE.
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This is just SO wonderful! I love the mood of the setting.
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This... Is Incredible!!
I've wanted to make scale mail for so long.
Someday...
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that's good stuff....what'd you make it out of?
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I also have a question, but its not about your fine armor but about your foot wear.
I have been trying to find or make a good pair of shoes/boots for use in larp and I have had some success with my experiments but I am still not satisfied. Good foot wear is a must have for those of use who wear armor and I was wondering where you got yours or if you made it yourself?
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Those are "Loints" Boots, called "Lore".
The shoe Issue is easier for women to solve, since you often find fitting boots in normal stores.
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Sigh... I know, its irritating how easy women have it for larp footwear. On top of that I have short really wide feet so I can't really find even normal shoes very easily.
Thanks for the makers info, I will take a look at their selection of male shoes.
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Amazing scalemail. Simply stunning ensemble yu've created.
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Great looking character! Great outfit!
I plan to make a similar set. And have a few questions:
1. How much is the weight of the armor?
2. Where I can buy similar gorget and shoulders?
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Hi, thank you.
The weight should be about 10 kg, but I have not weighted it yet.
The shoulders and gorget are made by Michl Wimmer, who makes the most beautiful Fantasy armor.
His Page is in German, but you can also contact him in English:
[link]
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Oh! Thank you! I saw his items on many larp-convent photos.
Just curious. How many scales and fastening rings consists such armor?
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about 13.000 scales and 26.000 rings in total...
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Oh Valar!
You did it by yourself?
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Finally I did my own ))) [link]
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Wow what a picture
The setting, costume and everything else is just brilliant!
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I am. This is in fact my main character.
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Looks nice.
i always wanted to try it.
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Fantastic photo. I love the backdrop. The costume is incredible.
Where was this taken?
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