not much, believe it or not Aegis. It is made from thinner light leathers on the plates, and tooled overlapping strips between rows of lamellar.It is very nice,though!
and thank you, deth. I try to remain productive. I dream of one day having a full-fledged career where i just tour around the country half- 3/4 of the year going from festivals to events to fairs selling wares. That'd be so awesome!
its a hope someday to be at that level personally and professionally.
And as far as making a suit like that,its not that hard once you realize the basic structure of the suit. Its basically rows of laced hourglass shaped plates shingled from the center out with the laced holes overlapped by strips that are then in turn riveted to an underlying tabard. I know that sounds complicated but start with this:
then move to this:
and add those rows to this:
like so:
lengthoning the rows to the end like so:
And decorate as you see fit!
Good luck and I'm open to any lamellar questions anyone might have,
Thanks againq