Hello! Here I post a video about the armor that I do. This is an armor for historical medieval combat and reconstruction. I also sometimes make exhibits for museums and private collections. On the video there are both workflows, reviews of finished products, crash tests and everything related to the armor.

Most videos are in Ukrainian and Russian, but I do subtitles. Kyiv, Ukraine

Plate cuisse of the german knight. Kunst Schott - Scourge of God to the city of Nuremberg.

The armor was made in the time frame between 1490 and 1497 years when Schott and 40 other knights owned a castle in Rothenburg.
 

Kunst Schott von Hellingen. The knight from the noble and ancient family. At the end of the 15th century, the city of Nuremberg promised a reward of 2000 guldens for the head of Schott von Hellingen. The time of his activity was the most blood-stained one throughout the whole history of this city. The Schott's knights constantly ambushed Nuremberg's soldiers and not many came out alive.

The armor was made in the time frame between 1490 and 1497 years when Schott and 40 other knights owned a castle in Rothenburg.

Great video and welcome aboard anxious to see some more of your work. Don't be surprised if this thread gets moved to the cold worked iron and steel forum. That's where the armor Making posts are. Welcome aboard.

Pnut

Thank you !

Welcome aboard, glad to have you. If you'll put your general location in the header you might be surprised how many members live within visiting distance. 

Not only do you do excellent work the production values of your video are very high quality. Thank you for the video.

Frosty The Lucky.

Wow!  Very impressive cold work.

On 8/11/2019 at 4:36 AM, Armorsmith said:

Hello! Here I post a video about the armor that I do.

Welcome! I've been watching your videos for a while, and it's great to have you join us here!

 

Now I'm editing two videos. One about a bacinet found in Ukraine, the second about plate arm armor based on the tombstone of a knight Georg von Waldburg. And while I was editing, I came across my old videos from 2015. I had a bad camera back then, and I was working in my old little workshop.
I decided to make a new edit and show it to you. If this quality scares you off, please write in the comments. I have one more old video which I would like to remake for history. Just to compare how I've worked previously and how I work now.

Imlerith from the Witcher 3 has worn a helmet which I wanted to forge. The armor is a fantasy style and some elements were changed or added on purpose. I forge armor for knight fights, so I made this helmet practical as well. It will withstand the hits with the poleaxe, swords and other medieval weapons.

This is the first part of the video, there will be more about forging of this helmet. I plan to film two more parts: the finishing of the forging of the helmet and a crash-test with the weapon. And to check it in the fight!
 

I just watched your video of crash testing one of your tempered spring steel helmets. Impressive!

The helmet was accidentally found on the Bukryn base. This is the medieval bascinet of the unknown European knight. On the territory of the modern Ukraine there was no production of such armor, and such European finds are rare there. But there was a couple of them. A several pieces of European armor are documented to be found in Ukraine.

The helmet is made of mild stee , 2mm thick.

I'm speechless.  Fascinating to watch what you do.  Very impressive.  Thanks for sharing.