Armor Time!!

[Forkbeard]

I have alot of leather and alot of time.
If you need anything, now is a great time to start shopping for parts for your new kit.
I can easily get anything done by Christmas right now. And I mean anything.
Shoulder harness~$150
Bracers~$40
Greaves~$150
See my pic's on the Facebook.
Thanks
Fb

[Teej]

Forkbeard is the **** bomb; can't wait to see the rest of our order, helmets arrived today!

[Tiberius Claudius]

Dude, those Atlantean helms are **** sweet as ****.

Is there any of your teal on them?

[Teej]

We were going to have the black fading into teal edges; however, we really like them the way they are... plus, we're pretty teal already (http://www.facebook.com/ImperialAtlantis - check out our picture albums). Forkbeard is finishing our first order soon (linothorax and greaves), I'll put up a pic of the uniform and armor when we get a full kit on someone.

Forkbeard is the man though, easy to work with, great prices, a master of his craft. So good that Atlantis is putting in an order for another few full suits and more unit loaner helmets soon.

[Arrakis]

We were going to have the black fading into teal edges; however, we really like them the way they are... plus, we're pretty teal already (http://www.facebook.com/ImperialAtlantis - check out our picture albums). Forkbeard is finishing our first order soon (linothorax and greaves), I'll put up a pic of the uniform and armor when we get a full kit on someone.

Forkbeard is the man though, easy to work with, great prices, a master of his craft. So good that Atlantis is putting in an order for another few full suits and more unit loaner helmets soon.

Ay, Jesus, make some decent garb to go with those sick helmets.



You need to commission some? Maybe nice Greek-style tunics/humations/chlamyses in teal linen/wool...?

[Teej]

We're only quasi-Greek in the fact (lore warning) that our culture evolved seperately from the rest of Greece following the "sinking."

That said, the fun with having a fantasy culture is you can bend historical accuracy. Our basic uniform being wrap pants, a tabard, and a waist wrap to hold it all together. We skipped on major detail in favor of assembly line mass production since the unit provides EVERYTHING to its members except armor (though I plan to have ~5-10 loaner sets). The hope being that with the money they save they can A. get to more events, B. have feastware, C. have feast garb, which would be more in the field of what you would want to commission.

Most members have the intention to purchase the armor anyway, which covers up the rather plain tabards. As a matter of fact, we're tossing FB a new bulk order this holiday season (~3 full sets and assorted individual pieces), just have a few guys waiting on their next paycheck.

Anyway, yet again endorsing Forkbeard's work. Easy to work with, fair prices, excellent quality...