This is my armor kit based on what a Teutonic Knight may have looked like during the year 1300. Recent additions include tailored sleeves, maille chausses, padded hose, arming girdle, wool mantle, and a closed gambeson. I still have a couple improvements to make but I think as a whole it looks good for the time being. Comment, subscribe, and thanks for watching!
*ATTENTION* I'm quite aware that the lack of period foot coverings inside leather boots is an issue. I need to make woolen hosen with the feet covered to correct this. I didn't have the time to make them for this video as it was made in a bit of a rush so for the next one I'll have this mistake corrected. Thanks!
I was about to ask just this, without some kind of socks I think the boots would have destroyed the feet after walking 100 meters! ^_^
OK, but what about footwraps? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Footwraps
@@genekalutsky8813 foot wraps were common for the lower foot soldiers, but a fully fledged Teutonic Brother would’ve been wealthy enough to afford woolen stockings to protect his bare feet. Much like in Biblical times, people in the Middle Ages were very aware of foot health.
Imagine how you would smell bad if you would go to +40 C to fight with this thing...
Also after getting kitted up in all that stuff realizing oh man I really need to take a dump, having to urinate would be a nightmare in that stuff.
The Knight's worst enemy was after putting all of that gear on he remembered that he didn't hit the latrine first...
It's actually really easy to go with all this on. The leggings are individual hose for each leg. Your underwear are exposed under all this armor and all you gotta do is pull them down and then back up without even having to adjust anything else.
I think that's where he was going when he walked off at the end.
They probably just pissed themselves lmao
@@communist_lamppost6950 Do you enjoy the feeling of walking around in shit and piss stained clothes? Why would they?
Just piss himself
7:21 level 1 peasant 7:36 level 5 militia 7:38 level 15 infantry 7:42 level 35 man-at-arms 7:53 level 50 lord
69th like
that's how the holy lands works
MnB Warband strats
Every rpg ever:
@@Blu_Ski07 I understood that crook reference!
Loving that Kingdom Come Deliverance music.
I see your a man that is hungry
I see that he also happens to have come to see us
Henrys come to see us!
God be praised!
Japan and Hollywood: "I'm going to pretend I didn't see that."
What do you mean?
@@Leoxxxxx5 He means hollywood has the most unrealistic portrayal and use of armour. In fact hollywood armour is a joke in itself, as are the battles with wildly charging cavalry and infantry, and explosions.
@@MikeWhiskyTango They get it right every once in awhile - I mean the armor and weaponry used in the Lord of the Rings trilogy was realistic (the armor and weapons used by the Men, Elves, and Dwarves I should say). So they don't fail in the presentation of armor and weaponry so often as they fail in the usage - like swords cutting through armor as if it's just there for aesthetics. The wildly charging cavalry thing isn't as bad as Hollywood's love for raining arrows (because for some reason they figure in a country full of gun enthusiasts that no one knows how projectile weapons work). My big question is - why Japan was mentioned; I mean if it's about anime, isn't the whole point of anime to be super unrealistic?
@@jowolf2187 yeah to be honest I don't mind anime and fantasy armour being unrealistic. It looks cool. But it was good that LOTR put some effort in regards to the armour anyway.
@@jowolf2187 Berserk, for example has portrayed medieval armor very well in tge golden age arc. Vinland saga, Maria the Virgin and some other animes do that too.
7:26 militia 7:35 man-at-arms 7:38 long swordsman 7:41: two-handed swordsman 7:47 teutonic knight
Hell yeah
Age of Empires II !!
Where is Champion, mon amie?
Bou uee!!! Bou ueee!! Bou uee!! (Sorry guys, I'm just creating my army at the barracks)
I think he stayd in level man-at-arms. Fun fact: france still uses name man-at-arms to them modern police/MP ➡️ GENDARME
7:21 level 1 peasant 7:52 level 100 Teutonic Knight
crusader city
@@tugrulserhat That's how Crusade works
@@hysterical5408 😂😂😂
@@hysterical5408 I legit watched those ads for fun when they came up
Nice kit young man... This is something we old bastards could only dream about 30-40yrs ago. Now we're too old to play "knight"! Well done and thanks for sharing your wonderful kit.
You are never too old, never forget that Grandmasters we're mostly old men haha, if You have the money, be a old Knight, people will still respect it
ww2 living historian here, one of the guys that goes in the field with us is 70. get out there and do it man.
@@savagejourny Amen! 🙏🏼
I wish more video games had simplistic and realistic armor sets like this in them
@@user-hh7yt3cb5f and Mount and blade bannerlord appart from some odd ones they're mostly historical aswell
mount and blade series scratches that itch well
Chivalry 2 its so close
@@Maggot-Milkyeahh but they made all the european armor look silly, wish they wouldve had better variety as well
Kingdom come: Deliverance
The Lord be praised; Henry is here! And a Teuton? Whatever... Nice video!
Jesus Christ be praised!
@@royj2657 don't know what I'd be praising him for. The death of the remnant in the desert? Judas being 'lost'? No thanks.
I'm quite hungry.
@@Sturmv0gel Henry’s come to see us!
Boys what's this track called, just heard it in the game and cant find it online Tavern theme 4!!!!
This is probably one of the best videos I've seen on getting into full armour, well done mate, you should be proud
Thank you!
@@teutonicpenguin9593 А был Крестовый поход на Персию🇮🇷⚔🇪🇦✝️⚔☪️Иран🇮🇷⚔🇪🇦✝️⚔☪️🇸🇦⚔🇻🇦✝️
@@user-wg1mv5hu5v translate if you can
@@jdstocco84 he says about the crusade to Persia
he is... the correct form is ''must'' not ''should''
subbed for saving me an hour trying to explain to my DnD group why you can't just grab your armor like its a pocket book and toss it on in under 5 seconds. I have used this video a dozen times to explain armor isn't a t-shirt or jacket but a "system" of things that protect the body, both in gaming, historical reference, and for general knowledge and fun! thank you for making it.
This will be the video I show in the future when someone starts telling me how unrealistic it is to put on chainmail in a round. Heck, even 10 rounds.
well remember to balance realism with fun, it's why some video games streamline some aspects of gameplay, for example, despite the fact that red dead 2 needs you to clean your gun to keep it from degrading, it doesn't ask you to take a good 5 minutes to sit down and wipe clean a single handgun, instead it just asks you to make sure you carry some gun oil and check on your gun once in a while. while it's more realistic that CSGO, it going over the top will eventually staying boring some audiences
@@theshadowthie1 sure, but not cleaning a blackpowder handgun means it blows up if you keep using it or utterly fails, so having it so you HAVE to clean it is fine and keep immersion for people with enough brain cells to know how firearms work. I don't expect everyone to wear well researched perfectly fitted armor they had fitted for themselves out of the exact time period the games tech level is set in, but similarly you can't just take off your chain armor, fold it in your bag, go to the bar for drinks and then pop it on real quick when a brawl breaks out like superman changing in a back ally.
@@Dies1r4e no, but again, like I said, too much of something can't be a good thing, it'd make sense for a surprise encounter to not allow you to equip your armor for the fight if you're in a tavern or some play where you're more relaxed, but sometimes bending immersion for the sake of adding dynamic mechanics came make the game more fun! for example, maybe allowing an option where if the party focuses on defending their tank for a turn or two to give him the opportunity to get properly equipped, which adds more tactics for the party to consider, since if they can do that for the tank, then the tank can do the same thing for them, so weighing the option to defend and absorb attacks for the sake of getting properly armed becomes something to consider
What a neat idea. I never thought of that.
The kingdom come deliverance music was a nice touch, I love that game.
god imagine fighting a battle in leather shoes with no socks..
the sign of a true badass.
My toes would bleed
The real fight start when you goes barefoot at your home.
they would have been master leather craftsmen , probably as fine as any quality italian leather shoe. the same can be said of their carpentry , they would have been masters at it , put our tradies to shame.
they had socks and hosen, the guy said himself he just forgot to get them.
Hey, Henry has come to see us
Henry from kingdom come?
*Henry's great grandpa
Not Henry. Teutonic name Heinrich
@@pavel3659"Schau, Heinrich kommt uns besuchen!" I immediatly recoginzed the music, to be from KCD. :)
Feelin quite hungreh
As a Lithuanian I love the tutonic armor.
As a Pole I have a love hate relationship
It's not really "Teutonic" apart from black cross on white cloak. The mail, gambeson etc is pretty much what every knight wore at the time...
1410-07-15 we remember :) lol .
as a turk I love the that armor
@@zhangzy123 1410 m. liepos 15 d. :)
No socks, that's a true warrior.
Oh look what time it is... CRUSADE TIME
Declan Toon WE WILL TAKE JERUSALEM! DEUS VULT!!
@@jklrcreations8900 No, we will convert the Northern Pagans! GOTT WILL ES!
The Chad Cruzaider Nice.
"The pagan dogs will be brought to heel god wills it" - A Hochmeister... probably
@Czech Empire very cringe take!
Him: *puts helmet on* *'Die Eisenfaust am Lanzenschaft' starts playing in the background*
It's time for a crusade.
The helmet must be the most important part, its the most dehumanizing armor piece in the set, it can make an neckbeard nerd look like a tough warrior. Its the most psychologically richest piece, cool and scary if done right, the samurai seemed to know this very well xD.
i feel quite hungry
Indeed, thy may feel quite hungry. I wondereth what Theresa is upon to.
I too feel quite hungry
God save ya Henry!
I feel quite Hungary
You call that combat?
7:20 i begin to play to mount and blade warband , 7:27 after 1 hour, 7:32 looting some deserters, 7:36 bought best armor at city,7:38 killed some sea raiders, 7:41 joined swadia, 7:48 bought swadian knight helmet, 7:51 king harlaus wants castle that i captured so i leave kingdom and declare war
omg hahahahahahah
7:41 и выбрать свой флаг
7:55 you get a little bored so you decided to go 1v100
if u manage good relationships with other lords and capture few castles instead of one, they will support you as a friend in eyes of your king, and sooner or later you will have your one or two castles with few villages
Average Kingdom of Swadia playthrough
I started smiling when the music began
I’m quite into Teutonic Knights since 1999, when age of empires 2 put them as the human unit with the highest damage power. “That’s sick! Let’s find out what a Teutonic knight is” I thought at the time.
the heat from wearing all of that for an extended period of time would be incredible, and that's without all of the fighting. those knights who wore that into battle were bad asses
in the middle east yes, but the Teutonic Order fought mainly in Eastern Europe
In the Summer, you're hot as hell, during every other time of the year, you'll feel utterly cold and miserable. Gotta love metal armor.
@@Isnogood12 I would think that all the padding underneath the metal would offer some insulation from the cold.
The heat and the effort of having to carry that excess weight on you. In real combat, no one expected you to have to sustain an exchange of blows for more than a few minutes without stopping to take a breath. That's why playing as a team and not fighting all at the same time, but taking turns with your teammates, it was essential if you wanted to eat breakfast again. It was not uncommon to die in combat from a heart failure or even a blood pressure stroke due to the tremendous physical exertion and stress you put your body through during a melee fight to the death.
@@pulsarplay5808 huh, makes sense. That's definitely a good reason to be in a group. Also why a Lance would also be used. If you make the horse do all the running that would be a lot easier
Brilliant. As a late 12th century re-enactor myself, it's fascinating to see a quality representation of a stage just slightly further on.
teutonic style helmets will forever be the most badass helmets of all time
Agree
Now imagine having to take that all off because you need to take a piss.
There's actually very little for you to remove to pee. Number two would be more difficult, but we know all the brave little knights go before leaving to take Jerusalem!
They peed inside during battle, it was Quicker and easier.
Battle Piss.
@@TheRealMarkElms Only on Xbox!
Imagine finding enough big leaves to wipe oneself, only to feel uncomfortable when riding on a saddle on a horse!
Great video! Knight before armor: toothpick. Knight after armor: cabbage.
Now wearing all of these at the Levant during the crusades on summer.
Teutonic Knights mostly fought in the colder Baltic area anyways, but yea I get what you mean.
@@TAKE_BACK_BRITAIN not really - while I was in Apulia I learnt that they had lots of possessions in Southern Italy and took active part in the Sixth crusade lead by Frederick of Swabia, King of Sicily and German Emperor - being from Germany himself he probably patronized the "German Order". There in Italy you can still find medieval churches and towers named German or Teutonic.
Ok now imagine that he was just bathing but his camp got surprise attacked and he had to put all of his gear on before fighting the enemies
Just put on the helmet and pick up the sword and shield. Should keep his head and his ding dong safe until help arrives
@@civilengineer3349true
Very cool!! I started tracing my ancestry back in my father's family, and found that we have a couple of ancestors that were Teutonic Knights. I need to learn more about them.
It took so long. Now i understand why skirmishes was so dangerous in that times
Teacher: Okay class today we’re going to Jerusalem. Girls: OMG, I can’t wait to meet all the cute boys. Boys: 7:57
Lol true
I actually live in Jerusalem
You mean converting northern pagans?
🤣🤣🤣
@@thisguy4345 have you been on any crusades?
Very cool video to see 13th Century Teutonic armor. My family is from the Baltics where a lot of castles (mostly in ruins) were built by these knights. Great choice of music! I have a similar knights templar cape with a red cross and red inside lining.
Fascinating. Thank you for presenting this.
Damn this is just amazing!! Looks so much more menacing and proud when its based on real history!!! Now you need a warhorse mate!!
Well done, Heinrich, well done! ;) Sir Radzig would be very proud of you, even when you where 300 years before them! Thump up, Knight! 💖
The music also reminded me of Kingdom Come haha
@@-Eisenfaust- ist es auch! ;)
it is kingdom come music :D@@-Eisenfaust-
I was already loving the fit, but when you pun on that cape made me love it even more.
Remember seeing this video and your channel way back in 2020-21, inspired me to start making my own kits and tailor my owm maille hauberk. Hope to see more in the future man, awesome content🎉🎉
Nice. Your gear has come a long way from what you had 5 years ago. Historical accuracy wise, I can't see a single flaw in the armour (though I'm not certain if that type of shoe was around in the 13th century, but I know way less about medieval clothes than I do armour, so I might be wrong). You've clearly learned way more about the armour of the period over the years. The only improvements I think could be made are just additions like a knightly dagger and some cosmetic options. But as far as what you have got. It all fits the 13th century style you're going for. No obvious anachronism. Great work man. Love it.
Thank you!! I still do have some work to do on fitting the chausses, and yeah a dagger would be a nice touch, I'm quite pleased with how far it's come along though.
@@teutonicpenguin9593 You're welcome. It really is some nice work. The only things I'd change would be more of a personal taste thing. Rather than correcting anything. Damn fine work.
TeutonicPenguin great job! i was woundering if you could answer some questions? first, i noticed a lot of mail coifs of this time usually go above the chin, not bellow them. was this technique also period acurate? second, a lot of the effigies i have seen seem to have the mail trace the thinning shape as the arm connects to the wrist. would the underlying gambison, and therefor the mail also be so personally tailored that this look would have been real? , i was woundering in your opinion, why didnt knights were some more solid armor like lamillar over their chainmail like you shown in your verangian armor video? was mail just considered enough? and going off this point. during this period would the individual pieces of mail be different sizes depending on the part of the body? like would heavier rings or a sturdier construction be used on the chest to protect it more than the arms and provide a more rigged defense?
Jackson Almodobar 1. Yes, the mail coif should go over the chin to protect the throat. Sometimes it even went over the mouth 2. If a knight could afford it, he’d have his mail tailored to fit his body 3. They wore coat of plates the 13th-14th centuries, over their mail armor
Svetlana Kuznetkova thank you for your responce! on number 2. most illustrations of knights from this period, both modern renditions in textbooks and period ones, seem to have the mail to almost be form fitting. so much so that you can see the tapering of the forarm from the elbow to the wrist, and even the calf of the leg! i would assume these dimensions would be hard to replicate. 3. i was specifically refering to the time before the coat of plates, from about the 11th to the early 13th century. seems odd that such heavily armed heavy cavalry would only use mail durring this time when solid protection like lamilar was possible to put over it. i assume there had to be something about european maile construction that would make them intentionally forgo added protection. I do know that it was very affective against muslim archers during the early crusades.
Knight: black cross on a white background Poles: Kurwa!
Otóż to.
Trzeba go zatluc...
Deutsch Ritterorden.
Gott will es ! XD
Sadly the polish German alliance which came to happen in 1220 didn’t last for long... :/
That looks the nuts!!! I will never complain about wearing Great War kit again
That was outstanding. Great video.
The templar cape does the whole difference for me. Looks so good
I am glad the youtube algorithm has done its magic again!!! Great video! I can't imagine in the heat of battle, how hot it must have been wearing all that armour and swinging a two handed sword about. The knights of the time must have been in very fit composition.
That's very cool, great demo. This is my favorite Medieval period, and my favorite knightly order. Steer clear of frozen lakes in Russia. Thanks for sharing!
I love these kinds of videos because I seriously don’t know how to get to a point where my basic knight outfit doesn’t look like it’s a Halloween costume, but this shows ALL the layering and stuff underneath that really helps make something look realistic
When you change armors in an RPG in the middle of a fight:
Gotta love that gamberson. A method that is still being used in a lot of protective equipment to this day cause it's cost effective and layers are more effective than thickness on a physics level.
I know this is two yrs old, but layers beat thickness? Layers are what cause thickness
@@dustinthesmoke7757 you can have a thick plate of steel on you and it will be a worse type of armour than having mail with a padded piece of clothing underneath. Layers do cause thickness, but thickness can exist without layers
I could say that the Teutonic Knight was like a Cop. I love it!! Well done video.
Nice touch with the kingdom come: deliverance soundtrack. Very fitting!
Looks great, like an effigy got right up off his base :)
That's really cool man. Love the armor. Wish I had the spirit to do such things. Keep it up.
And the money
Really nice touch with that transitional heater shield and pauldron plates
Wonderful, this is excellent. Well done! Music is awesome too, love that game.
Damn! very acccurate kit looks like a lot of hard work went into this great job dude ! Maybe a next project would be a late 13th century coart of plates ? :D
Fantastic! Please proceed with what you are doing! ;-)
The most impressive part of this video was how easily you manage to put on that mail coat.
I bet you feel really cool wearing that armor… I know I would. I love seeing stuff like this.
A crusader approves of this video.
Kingdom come: deliverance music??? Very nice.
Any idea what the tracks called?
@@cron1165 no bro.
@@cron1165 tavern theme 4
@@borzmir9326 Thanks man! Good stuff
Gotta love that 10 + 3 melee armor. Unstoppable.
amazing to see that gear ♰
this is absolutely stunning ! You get be very chuffed of yourself !!!!!
*you can be
YES! nice kit!
WOW!!!!! RESPECT TO THE CREATORS!!!! IMPRESSIVE!!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
As someone who obsesses over the Teutons in AoE 2 and EU4. You sir, made my day!
This is so cool to see, I’ve traced my family tree back as far as the Teutonic Empire, But sadly I know so little about the empire itself, I never knew how much went into getting ready for battle back then! Thank you for this video :)
They were never a empire
@@sirp7394 they basically were… being a large influence on multiple empires lol
Omg you mean they didn’t wear one giant bathrobe sized piece of loose chain mail over a sweater? Or a silly brown coat of plates like in GOT? I love this well doen
Thanks for sharing! Enjoyed the vid a lot. Greetings from the Netherlands, T.
Great video! No unneccessary talking, no bullshit just a man putting on his armor in peace.
For anyone wondering where I got any of the pieces I have made a quick video covering everything. Hope this helps. kzhead.info/sun/pKqPabSja2mqrIk/bejne.html
Great video, you should post it in the FB 13th century armor group!
Awesome display which could be used in a museum as educational clip
Now I know what needs to be on my Christmas wish list.
teutons: "exists" Poland and Lithuania: hippity hoppity, you are now my property.
It is very easy to deduce that in these conditions if you had to develop an intense combat, you could only do it for a few minutes without falling to the ground. Even with the physical preparation of a professional athlete today. And the warmer the climate, that capacity decreases exponentially. Good video, congrats.
Not relevant given this armor was intended for use on horseback.
@@spades9681 In a time where sieges prevailed, with much difference, than battles, deducing that these armors were made only to go on a horse is not having much idea of what is being talked about. I can buy you that argument if we are talking about a later time, when plate armor was fully developed (XV century) and some suit of armors was made exclusively for participating in tournaments on a horse. Extremely heavy armor made solely to protect against the clash of spears in jousting and tournaments that were not intended for fighting on foot.
@@pulsarplay5808 Of course they weren’t made solely for use on horseback, all I meant is that almost every unique facet of the high medieval knight’s armor arose from mounted use (face protection, rider’s stitch, coat/pair-of-plates, etc.). The knight of this period was principally mounted, and this did not always mean pitched battles full of cavalry charges and the like, but also small skirmishes, including during a siege. Because sieges, as I’m sure you know, were more attrition than actual combat, and what combat did take place was not restricted to a charge on foot on top of siege engines and ladders, but also skirmishes outside the walls. But yes, my calling it irrelevant was misplaced, because foot combat in this configuration did occur, and yes, I’m sure you’d have to pull back after only a little bit of actual fighting.
The shot of you walking away with the right half slung over your shoulder is just **chef's kiss**
Jerusalem. +50 C. And you, weared in that cotton jumpsuit... It was a time of real heroes.
This video is more interesting and informative than the entire Kingdom of Heaven movie.
Quite historicaly accurate as of my point of view, and a good video work too Yet , one little but important detail is missing. Footwraps en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Footwraps. Puting the kind of shoes you use on a bare feet and then walk on any signifficant distance could cause problems to a teutonic knight :) Foot wraps are so simple that been in use since bronze age if not from stone age so using them would be perfectly historic, and comfortable. Aside from this brillliant.
I was about to ask about that. Thanks for the link!
I too was thinking the same thing!
Footwraps work! I used them for two years of my life while enlisted. In bad conditions, I'd for the footwraps over the socks every time.
My hats off to those wearing that gear on a humid summer day, must’ve been balmy
Very Cool ! Thanks for sharing this video 👍
Can't imagine how hot it feels
It would indeed be warmer than usual, but hey! Imagine how comfy the winters would be!
Thank you for the video, I cosplay and would like to build a cosplay armor set that looks like the real deal, so I can go to my local medieval fair in style. You've really helped me, now I know how its supposed to look.👍👍
That's awesome! Would love to see pictures when you complete the project.
@@teutonicpenguin9593 I will most definitely find a way to send pictures. Keep up the good work.
@@paintballfanatic7231 Insta or Facebook, same name as the channel. Feel free to send em there.
@@teutonicpenguin9593 will do 👍
@@teutonicpenguin9593 can I ask where you got your tunic part of the kit?
I always thought the mail mitten slit design was so ingenious. being able to use your fingers for dexterous tasks while still being able to have your armored mits on at a moments notice.
Solid, and it looks very good. Nice video!
Greetings from Alexander Nevsky from Lake Peipsi
levonian brothers of arms
that's why a surprise attack on an enemy encampment was so devastating; takes a lot to put all the armor on
Yes. Ideally, a camp would be guarded by sentries and have fortifications so that the camp becomes a fort.
@@civilengineer3349I mean... Why not just keep your armor on while in an open camp anyway?
@@THE_NEW_CRUSADER sleeping and taking a dump could be a bit hard
@@civilengineer3349 good thing chainmail keeps you warm
Maybe not perfect but more accurate and better look than a lot of templars and fantasy knights I've seen. Congrats, hope you make progress in your project.
Nicely done.
Imagine putting all that on and thinking “I know, let’s go to start war in the Middle Eastern deserts!”
Start a war ? You must be knew to history. Not to start war, to protect the pilgrims and the people that were rapped, kidnapped, killed, by the sarracens/muslims wile on pilgrimage to the Holy Land, and to reapture it after was taken by force . All of this decades and decades after the first church and Christians were burned to the ground , killed and converted ( small stuff, right ? ) . Very different from starting a war.
Pedro Silva Ferreira What a strange comment. You obviously romanticise about the brave Christian warriors (who also murdered, raped and burned places of worship) You also obviously agree with the politics for starting the war, but yes, sending an army thousands of miles away to a different country is starting a war.
@@callumbiasnow4825 the crusaders were sent to a land that was christian under byzantine rule for centuries, a land that was forcefully converted to islam by the sword, an expansion that at it's peak stopped only in nowadays southern France. Of course they also pillaged and murdered, like everyone else at the time, but to think that it was just about sending an army to conquer land is selective revisionism; the 1st crusade was a rematch for the abbasid caliphate jihad
@@pedrosilvaferreira2562 poor christians, that's whole population of Jerusalem was killed in first crusade
Knights were defeated by Saladin. YOU just think, how Knights return to their home.
Now do a video of him taking off the armor, slowly, with saucier music.
Beatiful armour!!!
Beautiful Video congratulations
That’s a nice Order you have there. Shame if something happened to it *Stares in Lithuanian and Polish*
Leitis intensify
🤣 luckily at the 13th century they didn’t have that problem at all, but later...god damn it :(
1410 :)
@@JohnSmith-oh9ux Good thing the Teutonic order still exists xD
Poles got their lesson back when the Russians turned on them centuries later
I feel like I'm dressing up my playable character lmao
I am a CG Character Artist and this video helped me a lot in terms of understanding what's below what you see
Your kit is one of the finest I’ve seen. Well done brother, Deus Vult.
Deus Vult brother