LSP Medieval 3D Art Medieval helmet pack(updated dec.28 2012)

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Maximilian had a great passion for armour, not only as equipment for battle or tournaments but as an art form. The style of armour that became popular during the second half of his reign featured elaborate fluting and metalworking, and became known as Maximilian armour after the Emperor. Maximilian armour emphasized the details in the shaping of the metal itself, rather than the etched or gilded designs popular in the Milanese style. Maximilian also gave a bizarre jousting helmet as a gift to King Henry VIII - the helmet's visor featured a human face, with eyes, nose and a grinning mouth, and was modeled after the appearance of Maximilian himself. It also sported a pair of curled ram's horns, brass spectacles, and even etched beard stubble.

Two examples of a Maximilian helm:
-: http://www.stuartinteriors.ltd.uk/siteimg_large_753.jpg
-: http://www.valiantarms.com/medieval-armor-images/maximilian-helm-8100.jpg

And an example of a Milanese helm:
-: http://www.medieval-chain-mail-armor.com/images/H2000_Milanese_Helm.JPG

The Milanese helmet is a barbute with a visor, where as the Maximilian helmet is a close helmet, which would have been a later, more advanced style. Since it's based off of the close helmet design, the Maximilian helmet has much more of an egg-shape design. The difference is subtle, but I think the Maximilian helmet has a much more sleek design. Very cool. You should try your hand at a Maximilian helmet as well.
 
johncage 说:
hi, is it possible to make the aventail longer? so it'll go into the body like this:

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The coif not avantail, you see all the mail on the neck and chest is a part of the armor, the mail around the head and under the chin is part of the helmet.
 
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