It's been a while since I've read the book; but is Dr Capwell the inspiration for a character in Michael Creighton's "Timeline" ?

Its an older video so I don't expect an answer, but I would be interested where you guys got your spearheads from? The ones you use at 3:00 My friends and me have been looking for Harnischfechten Spearheads. Most reenactment stuff is too stiff and is missing a thick tip that doesn't slide into a gap.

Badass

So sexy I’m gay this is so hot

Who was the guy, coughing up the whole lecture? I need to pay him a visit and make sure that he's fine...

Im simple man. Whenever i see "Tobias Capwell", i click.

"See! You rotten bastards!" Definitely a highlight, hah!

Like the fact its rough and effective,😊

It’s interesting to me that no one is talking about how good the ref is! In all these points he sees something and instantly gets on top of it and doesn’t seem to miss a strike! Very very nice!

If that dude coughs one more time..

Who made your Churburg S18 Armet? I would like to get one like that

9:30 the long bascinet is damn scary

once the apocalypse comes museum will be my first place to go

Hì, which oil do you find the best at protecting against rust?

What did he say about the Spanish?

The Armor he said was for a Child was the Armor of the Castle chester. Like a little clown. He was only 70 cm tall. He was part of their Entertainment. He also went to Battles with the Herzogs. That is why he had his own Suit of Armor.

What sort of grit material would've been available in period if someone was trying to polish used armor?

Majestic

Any chance of more videos in the future? You were my favorite KZfaq channel

can these people seriously not just sit still and listen

I like the one with the wooden lower-leg... very immersive ;-)

Love the helmet, i wish i could get one.

Matt Easton of Schola Gladiatoria recommended your channel to me as I am a recent amputee atk and I told him that I feared my fencing days were behind me. I've not gone through all of your videos yet, but I hope you will address the challenges working with a prosthetic leg and how you overcome them.

Watching all these it seems that in era most armor on armor would have ended in grappling. This looks insanely fun.

Thought you can't release your weapon in rules?

I love the detail both in experimentation and study. Fascinatingly a few years back I spent some time sketching out a series of stories and for practical reasons central characters had odd pieces of armour they swapped out or left off depending on circumstances without having discovered your wonderful work. If all history were studied and taught with such intellect and passion there would be far less widely believed lies/myths and far more people studying history.

Missing you Gentlemen!

As noted on other videos Tobias's level of thought, experimentation and academic rigour are superb and fascinating, they might even make it okay for us to be lectured about 'history before the motor car' by a 'damn yankee - don-cher-know' ;-)

I'd use my spear to smack the back of the knee then just push or kick them down. Beautiful use of wrestling in armor.

Does the Dresden museum have a digital catalogue like the MET or Wallce collection?

What does "no structure" v. "proper structure" mean? Does it have to do with being in a stance/position to follow through and push the point through maille?

27:06 gorgeous rondel dagger, who's it by? Thanks

I love how the sound of the armors coming together reminds me of washing the dishes.

Way late to the party, but what swords are you guys using in this video? How do you like them?

Nice to see armor NOT polished to the nth degree!

Didn’t realise this would be an audio podcast.

Once again, gents, thanks for posting this.

A very interesting talk, gentlemen: thanks for posting it. ☝️😎

Always trust Dürer!

The best and the most realistic medieval 1v1 tournament I've ever seen 👍👍👍 More PLEASE 🔥🔥🔥

I can’t figure out how to send you a private message. I’m creating a medieval combat board game and need to pick your brains on something. Please get back up with me. Talk to you soon. Sincerely, Justin.

Who knew there was an army of poleaxers secretly training somewhere in the world?

That's cool to see how the longsword is used differently than no-armour style. Just a curiousity where do you buy your armours?

Love this horse bits, harnisch and saddlery.

Great explanation and great fencing guys.

As a defence for grabbing the leg you could also follow the momentum, move the right foot forward and go down with the head of your weapon chopping into there's. As a follow up you can now pull the weapon up and around over your head which allows you to step in and strike to the head of your opponent with the cue in one motion. Even if they go in for a cue strik you will strikking there strike a side. It will probably even open him up for a second trust with the cue aswell. I don't know if this in a treates, but what works works right? I sometimes like looking at technieks and finding different ways of achiving the same goal. This was intressting though.

A great film ruined by the loud and intrusive music!!!

What is the name of this sport? It looks a lot better than buhurt!

Is Arne Scandinavian?

This is awesome!