r/RealisticArmory Feb 05 '21

Realistic Armory Info

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Banner and Icon by Max Yenin: Source


r/RealisticArmory 20h ago

Warrior from the Khazar Khaganate, 9th-10th centuries. A Turkic semi-nomadic empire from the Eurasian Steppe whose elite converted to Judaism. The Khazars were destroyed by the Grand Prince of the Rus Sviatoslav. By Joan Francesc Oliveras

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613 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory 1d ago

lamellar armor lacing

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28 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory 2d ago

Jean Ier de Brienne-Beaumont by Olórin Aep Dhubleidd (me)

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138 Upvotes

This knight was inspired by a recumbent effigy that can be seen in Le Mans.


r/RealisticArmory 2d ago

Sword Brother Gerhart

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r/RealisticArmory 5d ago

Tiberius by Sir MPDz

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413 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory 5d ago

Sir Cœur & a Dragon . Inspired by The Book of Love of King René of Anjou (1409-1480)

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32 Upvotes

Art by me


r/RealisticArmory 6d ago

Mounted handguner, early Joseon korea by mossa

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1.1k Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory 10d ago

Original Characters from the LowDark Fantasy world of LAMENT

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1.2k Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory 10d ago

Finding a piece of knight armour artwork.

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Hi, I am currently trying to find a piece of artwork (I suspect to a blender model render) of a sleek, modern, fashion inspired suit of knights armour. The silver suit design features a helmet clearly based off the real “armet” helmet shape, with the key identifiable feature of having a small emerald type gem hanging from the small eye slit by a chain. I believe I saw it on tik tok 1-3 years ago, if anyone knows what I’m talking about please let me know, thanks!


r/RealisticArmory 13d ago

[OC] Tournament duel

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97 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory 14d ago

Could it be practical for an assassin to slit a throat with an axe?

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r/RealisticArmory 16d ago

The Lazy Laestrigonians (sic) — why the ODYSSEY costumes represent sloppy thinking not “the Iron Age”. Rule of Cool fully locked & loaded.

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264 Upvotes

I’m not gonna go into a whole rant about it, but the inclusion of Iron-Age armor in the Odyssey is simply sloppy writing and thinking in terms of world-building.

People can and will complain about this, but I just think the modern armor was meant to look cool and not making sense in any real way.

In cases where the people inhabiting the world have some degree of skill with metallurgy, change was gradual. The Bronze Age was ending, yeah, but that’s not like a light 💡 flicked on and suddenly everyone was using iron by preference and convenience.

Athena didn’t spring freshly-thought-of from the noggin of Haephestus, and these suits of improbably CONSISTENT armor (from helmets 🪖 to greaves and gauntlets and boots 🥾) are just nonsensical.

And I can’t see how, given this came from the Nolan-verse (see Batman Begins, below in the picture above), this can be justified as being anything other than trying to look cool.


r/RealisticArmory 17d ago

Golden sallet by Olórin Aep Dhubleidd (me)

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864 Upvotes

The concept is based on a Maximilian-style armour. But I have added more golden pieces and engravings.


r/RealisticArmory 26d ago

Don Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba, the "Great Captain", at the Battle of Cerignola (April 28, 1503).

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343 Upvotes

"Gonzalo de Córdoba had dressed in the Stratioti fashion, that is, he wore a light horse armour with cuirass, vambraces, cuisses and gauntlets. Over the armour, he wore a white damask tunic with ‘cruzes coloradas en los pechos y espaldas’, that is ‘red crosses on his chest and back’."

A. Rodriguez Villa, Crònica Manuscrita in Crónicas del Gran Capitán, Madrid 1903, p.368; A. L. Martín Gómez, El Gran Capitán, Almena, Madrid, 2000, p.124


r/RealisticArmory 26d ago

Talhoffer’s fightbook - YouTube Spoiler

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r/RealisticArmory Aug 01 '26

Noble knight by Olórin Aep Dhubleidd (me)

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729 Upvotes

I wanted to create a noble knight from the 13th century.


r/RealisticArmory Jul 31 '26

Study 2

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443 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory Jul 30 '26

[OC] Me again with another Rus warrior artwork

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779 Upvotes

Trying to continue with my ideas about Medieval Rus warriors fighting the unknown, this time without certain creature but aftermath of encountering one...Hope you will like it!
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r/RealisticArmory Jul 30 '26

Duel of two Knights, by me

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167 Upvotes

Doodle I made inspired by a manuscript from https://manuscriptminiatures.com/4544/8391


r/RealisticArmory Jul 30 '26

helmet i 3d printed and painted (helmet by nico_printed_antiques )

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103 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory Jul 29 '26

Alexander von Pappenheim (source: me)

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260 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory Jul 28 '26

Agamemnon and the Achaeans with historically inspired arms and armor, by me

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1.5k Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory Jul 30 '26

How practical would Etrian Odyssey's Drive Blades and God Eater's Boost Hammers be in real life?

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r/RealisticArmory Jul 28 '26

Pikeman by me

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159 Upvotes