viking spectacle helmet with chainmail

viking spectacle helmet with chainmailThe helmet is inspired by spectacle helmets and Spangen helmets from the Viking era. Cheek flaps are featured for better protection of the face, whilst the nose and eye sockets are well protected by the spectacle shaped visor. A steel elevation at the top provides extra reinforcement, and the neck is protected by a coif of butted chainmail. The helmet may be fastened with the leather strap beneath the chin. A fine helmet for early medieval LARP,

the belt measures 165 cm in length and is approximately 2 cm wide

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The chaperon became a gladly worn piece of clothing in the High Middle Ages

The scabbard is constructed from wood covered with leather and decorated with (silvered) brass fittings

a new type of nasal helmet crafted from a single piece was developed

all figures carrying a Danish axe are shown fully armored

Beneath the two belt straps

2 mm thick steel

the bascinet was more and more often worn independently with a visor attached

Swords of this type were employed throughout the British Isles during the 17th century

converting the helmet into an open bascinet that provides an optimal field of vision

You can also finish the edges of the shoes yourself with decorative stitches