Dressing in Armor | Insider Insights

[@soniatriana9091]

It was just incredible to witness the beautifully built amor pieces! How the fit, interlock, & allow for so much flexibility is ingenious! Not to mention the fact that these were all hand forged, decorated, & custom built for each wearer! The precision & skill is mind blowing!! I have seen the display in Madrid of amor for the knights & their horses and it left me in complete awe & speechless! It was just beyond beautiful!

[@ninaah_s]

I think is so awesome how highly skilled were the ones who made this armor, it is soooooo complex and detailed and beautiful!

[@KnyghtErrant]

I never realized that this arret could be micro-adjusted like that, what a cool feature!

[@RaulArmandoIbarraVera]

It would be so cool if someone Made a replica of this particular set of armor

[@mooeypooeyblank4268]

someone did, and fitted to himself. i cant remember who but look up greenwich armor recreation

[@tamaracarter1836]

Absolutely amazing! Incredible craftsmanship and beauty.

[@michaelwhite8031]

I would love to see your collection of arms and armour. Love this video, hope to see more !!!?

[@darrellkr]

Fascinating. I enjoyed seeing all the parts assembled.

[@hamysnhasnonumbers]

This was really interesting! I hope you do more videos like this in the future! Thank you for showing us :D

[@anidybiec2226]

Super interesting! Please upload more videos like this one!

[@BlackKnight-th8ml]

Perfect job where can i sign up

[@rubberdc]

I was hoping the armour would be put on a live man .

[@Annatar0]

I wonder if that is even possible considering its tailor made for Henrys body

[@RaulArmandoIbarraVera]

@@Annatar0 they actually did it

[@sungodra1226]

There’s an early 20th century video of this exact armour and another one being worn and move around in.

[@rubberdc]

@@sungodra1226 any chance you have a link ?

[@sungodra1226]

@@rubberdc KZbin didn’t let me link it, but the video is called “Armour Flexibility”, and the thumbnail is a picture of someone bending a sabaton. Enjoy!

[@speakupriseup4549]

Awesome

[@OldWB1]

The bolts and nuts look very modern. Did they have cotter pins? Spring-loaded closures?

[@IaMaPh1991]

All of the above

[@wegmeister2]

Great show! Well presented! I was always wondering how this was done.

[@bignumbers]

Is this the guy from 3d6 Down the Line?

[@bettyjane6684]

But how would the person that is an armor after the battle get out of it?

[@eaa6347]

Excelente.

[@viorele1264]

Super

[@richierich4810]

Now you know why we was the bollox back then.

[@mazjap]

500 years How did that not rust ??

[@SteveMc2425]

Probably was maintained through out the years, and also the class case is keeping it from the weather

[@julia_ivanenkova_artist]

I got excited😁

[@adrianneguinzo]

Honestly, the best part was the high-five.

[@МихаилБондарев-м4в]

Оказывается в начале 16 века в Европе уже могли делать примитивную резьбу. Какое же здоровье, пусть даже молодой Генрих 8 имел, чтобы носить на себе такую видимую тяжесть!

[@kimsmith6974]

What covered his private parts???