Greetins from Colombia 🇨🇴✝️ i would love to be a modern crussader

I can only imagine the skill necessary to be a knight back then. Truly an elite.

I'm assembling my own kit...Currently have a ROA bascinet, a standard Brigandine, and I just ordered some simple floating style arms and pauldrons. My whole look is more of a Merc who climbed the ranks....sort of homage to my own ancestry that I traced to the Seige of Callais, and the Bigod Rebellion.

It would be so boring if only one culture existed im glad god didnt make it so

No to the music

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An amazing series! I really appreciate all the information on my favorite helm. Really inspired to try and make my own. (Even though won't even be close to as perfect as what you've made.) Hope to see your channel grow!

Deus vult

Uses CE system, instant dislike

Amazing, I love that you hit eachother like you mean it!

All that pageantry just to be defeated by a gaggle of illiterate farmers armed either with longbows or long sticks.

Ahh K.E.G. ❤ always so much fun, especially at Abbey Fest

.. worn by a .. NOIT!

What a cutie. >Tfw no messy hair crusader twink bf. Why even live?

Looks great, it must suck to get hit with a real Pollaxe, even in full armour.

Dmn how do you even fight ths thing..😂

Im not here to offend anyone but I love that its always the british or someone from North Europe like Ireland or Scotland always telling the history about German or French history

So… that’s not a great helm….?

😅At the end the guy nearby " I leave the chat!"

who is the maker of the armor at 8:14

DEUS VULT!!!!

bro don't forget that's iron

Teutonic =prussia=Germany

Fun HGV bng hath g has then that HDV end

I'm here cuz manor lords

DID HE SAY TALMBERG, WHAT??? THEY HAD A BATTLE?!?

Hell ya! The more videos about this sport the better. Colin is the true beast.

Fun fact: The Teutonic Order still exists in Vienna today!

Most of the early crusades resulted in the masscare of crusader army by Turks and kurds 😂

I am German and I have to say that from 1915 AD we had nicer helmets

Knyaz Alexander Nevsky: "Looks heavy... Let's invite these guys to play hockey with us". ... Yes, it’s a myth about falling through the ice.😁 The armor looks great anyway.

Can we have a full video on your journey im very intrested! :)

They played pop smoke remix in the 14 hundreds? Kinda dope

I am on thine smoketh ~O so leaveth me alone

In movies people get stabbed or take an arrow and still survive. Also they hardly ever wear helmets. And they always wear garish leather armour. Not even chainmail.

imagine facing home invaders clad in steel

Wow you can tell this is so fake when the dudes poleace rubber tip starts bending and jiggling when he pulls back at 1:28

Ah yes. Authentic 😐

I wonder what the horses were thinking probably had fun

Been at it since the early 90's. I use six-ply railroad board 22"x28"....keeps its shape better and you can form a crease by using a steel ruler and hard presses with a pen and gently fold it over and 'set' the crease real good on a flat surface with a wood ruler. I find making patterns quite enjoyable, and it is often where most of my time is spent. Favorite pens, rulers, and this and that. I never use a pencil or the paper brads though, so we differ in that. After years, it becomes a lot easier, and you pick up your own little nit-picky ways of doing it. And like carpenters say: measure twice and cut once, but in the armourer's case, it is measure 25 times and cut once, and you will spend hours at the drawing table doing just that. But it is enjoyable, and the reward comes at the very end when a piece is finished. Edit: The blue painters tape is much better, at least for me. You can never have too much blue painters tape sitting around. Use it to pattern tassets, faulds, or transfer contoured shapes to paper, to then be refined, ok I'm giving you one cheat too many.... 😉😂

I've seen 3D simulations of the lattice dislocation slips as something is work hardened. In the experiment it was only shear strained in one direction for analysis purposes but in the model, the web and tangle of the dislocation filaments quickly consumed the whole volume and tangled amongst each other right away, even with the one dimensional strain. It was amazing to see. So from that, I gather that hammer hardening does a similar thing but possibly even better. Since each hammer blow creates a good quantity of dislocations but also creates its own sort of macro grain boundaries that really tie up the dislocations and locks them in place, thus making it stiffer and less ductile. In a twist, those hardening "spots" from the hammer looks to also prevent it from becoming too brittle. Really cool and intricate microphysics going on.

Gee, thanks for eliminating the most important thing in a cavalry charge: the sound.

Why so slow?

Larpers are going to get hurt doing this kind of thing.

😂😂

Awesome😮

Why are there women on the battlefield?

Just a reminder that the teutonic order still exists

6:10 - What? A female knight does not have boob-armor to put an emphasis on her figure, but pieces to actually protect her? How dare you being historically accurate…

Do you have any information on the Red Shield armory,located in Austria in the fifteenth century?.