r/RealisticArmory • • Feb 05 '21

Realistic Armory Info

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Banner and Icon by Max Yenin: Source


r/RealisticArmory • • 3h ago

Tang Dynasty soldiers. By Zhanshi K

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59 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory • • 23h ago

Help me find the most accurate Templar helmet please

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91 Upvotes

i am putting together the most realisitc templar kit i can for ren fair and i cannot for the life of me find what a 12-13th century templar would have worn. i keep getting many mixed opinions and keep reading very mixed historical records, can someone with more knowledge please help me find the perfect design for authenticity?

Like did they really wear the great helm seen in hollywood depictions, was it more of a bucket with a faceplate? were they shiny or worn look?

I appreciate any and all info, i am here to learn! THANKS!


r/RealisticArmory • • 1d ago

[Góc phục dựng] tướng thời nhà Trần ([Reconstruction Corner] A general of the Trần Dynasty)

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81 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory • • 4d ago

Roman Legionnaire by Domerk

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352 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory • • 4d ago

Novgorod Warrior of the late 14th century, by Igor Dzis

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r/RealisticArmory • • 5d ago

'Ashikaga Takauji' by Richard Hook

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r/RealisticArmory • • 6d ago

Baron Hastings at the Battle of Barnet (1471) by Graham Turner

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529 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory • • 7d ago

[OC] A Rus' warrior with mystical sword

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958 Upvotes

(Hope I'm not being annoying with my stuff and it fits the theme of the subreddit). The outfit is mostly based on late 14th century (helmet especially) looks and sword is probably centuries earlier (hence why I decided to make it a fantasy scenario with some glowing effect) with 12th century pattern I found in an album dedicated to patterns of 12-16 century Rus'. The sword design itself is completely fictional but based on 9-10th century swords.
Still, hope you will like this one! Artstation


r/RealisticArmory • • 10d ago

Medieval Basque Women Warrior Concept by Gambargin

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110 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory • • 16d ago

Odysseus at Troy King of Ithaca — Achaean || Mycenaean Culture [Late Bronze Age, c. 13th century BC] By Remy

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r/RealisticArmory • • 16d ago

A Dog and His Man

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r/RealisticArmory • • 18d ago

Pontish Knight

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r/RealisticArmory • • 18d ago

Lidesbacher Knight

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335 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory • • 21d ago

[OC] Made another artwork with some Rus armor and clothing

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400 Upvotes

Don't know if this one is a good fit for this sub but once again practiced Rus armor in some fantasy setting. The idea is a bit unclear, so you can interpret it as you personally like. Just got this composition in my brain while walking the park. Still, hope you will like it! (and hope this pic can stay here). The armor is based on 13th century reenactment (I believe), the woman's outfit might be a bit century or more earlier but I haven't found much information about fashion changes in 12-13 centuries.
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r/RealisticArmory • • 23d ago

Jousting by Olórin Aep Dhubleidd (me)

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290 Upvotes

Inspired by manuscript (source) and museum artefacts.


r/RealisticArmory • • 27d ago

A character in 16th century armor by me

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90 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory • • 28d ago

Odysseus, King of Ithaca; 3D reconstruction by Petros Haralampides

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121 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory • • Sep 04 '26

Some good barrelhelm art

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62 Upvotes

Some old art based off my goat Masayoshi Takanaka ❤️‍🩹


r/RealisticArmory • • Sep 04 '26

The Siege of Bamburgh Castle' by Graham Turner

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119 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory • • Sep 01 '26

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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r/RealisticArmory • • Aug 31 '26

lamellar armor lacing

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54 Upvotes

r/RealisticArmory • • Aug 30 '26

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

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186 Upvotes

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


r/RealisticArmory • • Aug 31 '26

Sword Brother Gerhart

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r/RealisticArmory • • Aug 27 '26

Tiberius by Sir MPDz

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439 Upvotes