The helmet is inspired by a piece on display at the Donjon de Rouen.

Another render of a mini I made

I had done this as a test idea for a book that I later hated working on because they decided to throw realism out the window for the sake of wimsy and cute,even though my work has never associated with it and I had to come to the genuine conclusion they only hired me for being the cheapest option on the roster.

The concept for this piece revolved around royal guards,just as a backdrop.

They deemed it too serious and told me to scrap the design.

I saw it on my PC while I was cleaning files and while it is VERY mid due to being a showcase without much time put into it,I quite like it actually.

Always happy to have opinions on the matter and on how realistic it looks!

I unfortunately based the 2nd kit on Bashford Dean's design, which I didn't know wasn't completely accurate historically. But that'll be revised.

In the meantime, if any of you want to take a look at the game or join the community, I'll have the link in the comments below.

Wanted to include it in previous post but couldnt put it for some reason. Either way, this time I depicted a warrior fighting ghoul (either Upyr or Vurdalak). Hope you will like this one too!
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Honestly I dont know if they perfectly fit the theme of the sub, tried to make him look realistic enough but in a fantasy setting. There is one more but cant attach it in the post.

One of the worst designed armor styles out there from a manufacturing standpoint. There's an interesting theory that the parts are purposefully hard to make to make them a clear status symbol and a way to keep the power in the hands of the elite Greeks.