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Val'ryn Pauldron-setby *Sharpener

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Both pauldrons, here fitted on the battleharness.

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*UnSeelieScarlet Apr 7, 2012

You make the coolest leather armor I've seen so far.

~mercc1 Dec 2, 2011

how do you do that leader bulging thing you do in that. also by chance how do you make the plans to prep for the size you need to cut to compinsate for the angle and bevel that it requires O.O ?

~dragonlover626 Apr 18, 2011

wow... this is really good looking stuff. i was wondering if it's possable if you con recommend me to someone who could make something, similar since a friend of mine is really interested in making armor pieces like this close to this style only in metal. or would it be possable to downgrade the materials cost?

*Sharpener Apr 19, 2011 Professional Artisan Crafter

sure, but there would not be as much details in that case as cheaper leathers allow lesser engravings=/

~dragonlover626 Apr 21, 2011

aah... now if were were to use a cheaper leather. what would that down grade. just the details or the over all durablity? cus as long as if it's layed the wya you do it. i'm sure he wouldn't really mind. and as for using the cheaper stuff, how much less would it be to make?

*Sharpener Apr 26, 2011 Professional Artisan Crafter

mainly the sharpness of the ridges and durability and overall finish of the engravings.

~dragonlover626 Apr 28, 2011

okay. thanks for the heads up.

~Emm0100 Dec 16, 2010 Hobbyist General Artist

Wow! That's beautiful

`MyntKat Sep 29, 2010 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter

This deviation has been featured in Leatherwork Week's leather armor feature.

~NatteRavnen Sep 3, 2009

As usual- awesome stuff

But should the neck protector not be on the left instead of the right?

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