Putting on Armor
The armor worn by Knight For Hire Karl
M. Kindt III is real steel, personally forged for his body.
A Knight Dressing for a Day's Work

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The entire body is first dressed in very thick cloth and leather clothing. Armor is sized for a person with this in mind. Thick under clothing of tough fabric and leather prevents skin and muscle damage from possible metal pinching. |
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The battle armor consists of 15 unique pieces. |
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In this picture 6 pieces of armor have been placed on the legs. On each leg starting from the bottom are: sabbaton (shoes), greaves (shin), cuisse (thigh) in the hand are over 1,000 steel rings in the chain mail coif that is about to be put over the head. |
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After a an arming cap the coif or chain mail hood is placed over the head, chain mail is draped over the head, neck, and clavicle area |
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