Prince Armory Academy - Student Gallery

Pattern itself was relatively straightforward and easy to work with, though the video tutorial and Discord community are what really bump this site/pattern up to a 5 star rating, as that is where you can find the most help and information about order of operations, supplies, troubleshooting, and support. Would love to see more information about materials and hardware, as well as integration with other pieces of this set in the pattern, but not the worst stuff to figure out on one's own.

I do recommend making a mockup first to check sizing, as 100% worked fine for me, though we had to bump it up to maybe 120% for a friend with larger shoulders, (and even at 100%, can make for a fun helm, as seen in the first pic).

Made these in a 5/6oz veg-tan, and as this was my first real leatherworking project and I wanted to throw myself into the deep end of detailing, these took around 40 hours, though I suspect a simpler version without all the tooling would take a fraction of that.

Love this, easy to follow and size, I used cheap poster board to do a mock-up to make sure I had the sizing right. I found 90% size was great and transferred the pattern to leather. I can't wait to do the rest of the suit.

I was only expecting the straps for the one suit but received pages of different styles and sized of straps. Amazing designs for saving time or as templates to modify as needed. Great pack.

I'm new to working with leather and this was made it so easy. The way the pattern was formatted for printing on regular printer paper made it very convenient and the YouTube tutorial made assembly a breeze.

I own a leather shop and done so many leather projects but nothing like this one. I love challenges and the more advanced the better. I hope you enjoyed the work I did with your fantasy armor patterns! Please see attached picture.

Thank you for the challenge and I look forward being challenged again!

Brunner Boettcher

Made these with a 10 oz veg tan leather. The regular size (printed with no scaling) is a little large for my wrists but I will be gluing some fur inside which should do the trick. Impressed that they came out so nice. Thank you for the video tutorials, tips and tricks!

Great patterns and videos. With Christmas orders I've only had time to build a couple of the items, looking forward to completing the entire armor set after the Christmas rush. Only suggestion would be to add the square footage of leather and hardware needed for each segment.

Very simple patterns that can be customized to add you own touches, and pretty easy to follow and figure out. Can't wait to finish up my full set of armor. Just finished the helmet, damn.... it looks so good.

This was the first time I did this kind of work. I fell that I did a good job for the first time. Late I will add a design to it. So keep an eye out for the new design form me.

The walkthrough video and template were very easy to follow along with and the end result was way better than I had expected having never worked with leather before. Ignore my rivet work I'm still very green haha.

The pattern for the helmet worked very well at full scale I did not have any adjustments whatsoever.

I made my helmet from eva foam and worbla. It's really sturdy and after adding some foam strips on

the inside it's comfy as well. Overall a really satisfying and cool-looking build!

I have now made 2 sets of these with a slight change to each I found the pattern easy to use and very good for a beginner to start with I would recommend these to anyone wanting to try their hand at crafting leather armour.

Tons of options to find a perfect fit for any project! I was able to easily shorten the length on the strap style I wanted and it came out great as a set of buckles for the Prince Armory Greaves!