The Surprising Amount of Work There Is In Finishing A Suit of Armour
This one scrapes in in April!
I'm not happy with the picture quality. It is very 'noisy' for some reason. Anyway - one hour of me rabbiting on about armour.
Thank you thank you, dear patrons, for making this possible. It took four years to get the plates out of the armourer, and then a pandemic hit, while I was trying to finish a book. Let us hope that now things will move a fair bit faster.
The surprising amount of work there is in finishing a suit of armour (YouTube)
Comments (4)
Seems a small "detachment" of the fans have taken to leaving White Rose-Heritage Arms bad reviews on Google. Not sure how I feel about that. You've had a bad experience, and I would say that justifies you leaving a negative review. But potentially killing the business because of over-zealous fans?! Eeek!.
Yes, I wish they hadn't done that. My video is bad review enough. Do you know of a way I could halt this?
I suspect the medieval nobles had it easier with their armourer, they could go medieval on their asses. Nail their ear to the door or something.
Great intro with all the costumes, had me wheezing! Seems like the armorer disregarded quite a lot of things you requested... but it looks fantastic all the same. That Wondrium segment was a lot more intense than previous ones, wow! Happy to hear that you've written In Search of Hannibal! I'm stoked to read it.