How to craft the Elven Lord Armor Early Access!
Patterns Available Now!
Course Content
+520
enrolled
Not Enrolled
Course Includes
- 17 Lessons
Login
Accessing this course requires a login. Please enter your credentials below!
This is impressive as hell. Your skill when it comes to painiting and dyeing alone is unmatched. But please – how the hell did you attatch the face plate to the visor? Glue?
So it says I’ve completed the course, but when I come back to review it I no longer have access to the course. Additionally, could we please get a video detailing how to attach the horse hair to the helmet?
Any news on when the rest of the videos will be released?
For the Elven Lord? The remaining videos are in the works now, should be ready over the coming couple of months.
Videos are like, okay. No voice over or real instruction on some
Some videos are bonus content extended cuts that do not have narration. Some students prefer the slower approach to see more of what is going on. There are also a few videos remaining in this series that are awaiting voiceover too but they are in the works.
Are these videos ever going to be completed? I see new armor sets come out, yet this one is still incomplete.
Which videos are you referring to? I believe all the videos for the elven lord armor builds should be available now except the female version which is planned for after the Hydra is finished.
Regarding the other armor sets, yes, sometimes other projects come first, usually this is because they are custom builds, sometimes with deadlines, and take priority, but it varies and timelines vary which is why we try not to promise any specific eta on most builds.
Looking forward to start this set! Is there a female chest piece in the works?
Yes, there’s a very nice design in the works that we hope to have ready this year.
Excellent! Alot of the time you are using a wider beveler for the lines. How did you make that?
Thank you. Tool making is an involved process, if there is interest I can create a guide for the academy.
How do you attach the hair?
is it not covered in the video? The simple answer is epoxy and leather
Each pieces are a vision of art. To imagine and create suits of armor like these is legendary.