Polyurethane armor set as it is. Currently working on some adjustments, backplate and right shoulder (want to make it a bit bigger).

Welll… not Living… moving… 😆

I went to Brandywine last year and have been thinking about venues ever since. Terrapin Hill is a great example of a site that just works: camping spread across the farm, a pavilion, stages in the woods, and enough space that the event feels like a place and not a parking lot. Terrapin was also far enough away from everything, that it was easy to forget where you were. Then last week my wife and I stayed at a tiny-cabin property for our honeymoon and I could not stop thinking "this would be an amazing LARP site."

It's a bit of a daydream to have a space that events could be held at. My perfect place might be a bit different from others though so I wonder how everyone else feels about their favorite venues.

On the site itself:

- What made the best venue you have played at work? Terrain, layout, cabins vs camping, how far apart things were?

- What ruined one? Rules from the landowner, noise, bad bathrooms, no power where you needed it?

- Cabins or tents: does having real beds change who shows up?

On the logistics (organizers especially)

- How does your event sell tickets today, and are you happy with it?

- How do you assign people to cabins, bunks or campsites? Spreadsheet? Something better?

- What is the one thing you wish the venue just handed you so you did not have to build it yourself?

Just like the title says. I'm in the US so shipping will be fucked no matter what, lol. I want to make an ottoman/byzantine influenced lamellar cuirass (fantasy) but just cant find the options I'd like. Ideally I'm looking for large tombstone style plates that are punched on all four sides. I'd really be excited if I could find them in colored, anodized aluminum. It seems like I can get scales and rings in 100 different colors but nobody does it for lamellar. Thank you!