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Can we have a Historical Arms and Armor thread?
I have a folder full of chilean military uniforms like pic related. Would you be interested in me dumping it here?
>>27862
Go ahead, that sounds cool, they're both historical and fit the arms and armor thing.
>>27899
Well then. If you need some historical background, just tell me.
Would any of you have images of Town Militia of sorts with their varied weapon and armor whether it'd be uniformed or not?
Any would do, but preferably of the medieval era, such as pikemen.
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Nobody wants to see gay clothing
Post armour!
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>>28164
Here, have some helmets.
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>>28164
I actually think the uniforms are cool.
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This one is baller as fug.
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>>27587
Post more Late Antiquity ones please.
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https://www.mediafire.com/folder/c3bswmt3eo863/Osprey
In case of arms and armour threads
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The end.
As you can see, Chile is [spoiler]prussian[/spoiler]
and now we /k/his/
<3
am i doing this rite?
nice thread lads
>>29376
>print pic
>cut borders
>build your own hellenic armor
>>27587
Seems mostly Euro to me so far. Lets mix it up a bit.
Got some pics
>tfw you will never be a scot fighting against the brits with your french buddies
got some helmets
>>31809
posting
fucking quality thread
Assyrians were the shit
>>31802
Shit. I meant this one.
>>31823
some turks again
>15 posters
is this the future of /his/?
Fucking shame that he passed. Was my absolute favorite historical artist. RIP Angus McBride.
>>27925
that smile
someone explain this shit to me
More cataphracts
>>31895
Angus McBride is dope.
My last pic, also my favorite for some reason
>>31905
standard bearers look comfy af in their pyjama armor desu
>>31905
Literally rapefaces
>>31905
I don't see anything peculiar. Just men ready to do their duty.
>>27782
>Going to war in pajamas
Why didn't the Japanese use shields?
They are reasonably cheap and effective.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTYz439cA5w
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well they actually did but not often
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Persian warfare was mostly skirmishing based. Thats why the Greeks and later Alexander was so effective against them, they never really had to deal with heavy infantry that much.
Look at the Immortal there, that was basically the heaviest armor in their army. The heavy infantry in Achaemenid armies were typically mercenaries.
With the Parthians came the influence of steppe warfare and integration of the really powerful heavy cav in the Persian armies. Its why the Sassanids fared so well against the Huns, by that time they had basically perfected how to deal with the constantly marauding steppe tribes, horse archers and cataphracts.
Some arms from east of the Indus
>>31829
fucking quality board
off to a great start
do the evolution
>>32199
That's fucking beautiful.
>>32199
Thats from the Met isn't it? That entire armor section is fucking heaven
Fucking limit. Someone start a new one pls.
Well i thought there would be some discussion here but all you do is post pictures...
>>32396
There was a little. That one anon tried explaining persian warfare a while ago.
Does anyone know how much time it took in medieval time to make 1 full body chainmail?
>>31802
>any woman who wore a toga was immediately recognizable as a prostitute
Oh man, I've been to those parties.
>>32445
Probably not much longer than today, assuming you have the required materials at hand.
New thread >>32494
>>32445
Not as long as you'd think. For an experienced armorer, they would have been able to do it relatively quickly.
Think about this way, for someone who has never cooked before slicing 3 onions would take a while, but an experienced chef could probably do it in under a minute
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>thelastkingofscotland.jpg
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Best look
Were a lot of these helmets used in combat? The really narrow eye slots make it seem like you couldn't see anything. And some of these full armor sets seem cumbersome, were they designed to be used in combat as well?
