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NE armour build, pictorial - UKG


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I have started constructing a new set of NE armour for a fellow UKG friend.

I missed attending an armour party last Sunday where he was measured up.

 

The armour was rough trimmed by Steve Weir (SW1) UKG and FISD armourer and Gary Hailes (89batman) UKG CO.

My apologies if anyone else contributed as I wasn't there for this part.

 

The rough trimmed armour, taped together with Gaffa tape was delivered to my place of work.

 

I started by making and cutting 10 * 25mm cover strips for the thighs and shins.

That's three for the thighs and two for the shins.

The front of the thighs have an additional inner strip with which to mount the snap fasteners.

 

8 * 15mm cover strips were made for the biceps and forearms.

 

I usually start with the thighs.

Here are the fronts.

I've left the tops log for the owner to trim them either flat or to their own mark.

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Rear of thighs

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Thigh fastener inner strip

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In place

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Shins

Front shin

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Rear shin with cover strip

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Left shin knee plate going on, glued and clamped

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Forearms

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No return edge at the hand ends

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Biceps

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All closed armour parts now constructed.

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Hi there...I am doing an NE build as well...thanks for the pics they are helping me out greatly.  How did you figure out how much to cut according to the measurements??  I am having trouble with the biceps and forearms.  Any advice would be appreciated...you can look at my build here.  Thanks!

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