Decorative Churburg armor, unsupported

Decorative and unsupported Medieval Churburg Armor. This late medieval knight's armor from Churburg Castle in South Tyrol is made of solid steel.

In the Middle Ages, of course, plate armor was always made to order. However, we can offer a standard size for a man of average height and a height of 1.75 cm to approximately 1.80 cm. The adjustable straps with buckles are riveted in all relevant parts, so some size adjustment is possible. The bib in particular offers a significantly better size fit than other models thanks to its folding mechanism.

The armor consists of the following components:

• Helmet
• Full arms: shoulders, bracers and elbows
• Pair of very flexible gauntlets with brass finishes
• Churburg Breastplate
• Complete legs, with cuisses, poleyn, greaves and escarpments

NOTICE.- Other components that are seen in the image such as the executioner or the prawn are NOT included. You would have to buy them separately. It also does not include the inner frame.