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An early 13th century great helm based off this small Flemish statue dating around 1210-1240.

German greathelm from a sleeping guard scene at Constance Cathedral.

Golden helmet from the Maciejowski Bible

Amongously. Credit to BlackMill Games and M2H for uniform and equipment models. Texture for equipment and boots belong to BlackMill Games and M2H. Helmets made and texture by me. The weapons and the mod I am playing (Not including the WW1 uniforms) is the Victorian Era 1860 mod. I highly recommend checking them out here

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Uniform and lobster armor models belong to WW1 Game Series. Textures for gear and boots also belong to WW1 game series. Retexture of armor and uniform done by me. Helmet also made by me.

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Le Amongously. Uniform and gear original models made by Blackmill Games (WW1 Game Series). Shako made by me, along with retexture of uniform. The gear textures and textures for the boot are the original textures by Blackmill games.

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My attempt at modelling a helmet from an early 13th century German miniature. The helmet being worn by the knight on the right is the reference. Gonna import this into Bannerlord at some point lol.

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My attempt at one of the Wells Cathedral knights. It was fun making the collar and coif, some of the more unique ones I've seen. I have made the helmet on the left before but I did not like how it turned out so I'll make a post highlighting the updated version soon. It will be a tough one though because I have seen some debates regarding whether or not it is a single or double ocular helmet. It does not help that it is a bit destroyed. I'll probably just end up making two different interpretations to satisfy both sides.

(I was too lazy to make the laces for the coif and collar lol, I'll probably add that later. Maybe.)

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To kick off the year 2025, here is my attempt at the masked helmet at the Church of Saints Giovanni and Paolo in Spoleto, Italy. This helmet is commonly associated with Italo-Norman knights in the late 12th century.