Skyrim Dragonborn Carved Nordic Armor in-game reference pics
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benjaminvegeta
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Thanks. Those are nice
seancoleman
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wow that looks awesome
makes me want to build it too lol
makes me want to build it too lol
Reignoffire83
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hi. wow i havent been on the rpf in sooo long.... it is my first attempt in any of this and starting it in eva foam. been wanting to do some skyrim armor and i decided to do this one... thanks for the references ... they will help.. i will also post progress... i just need to stay at it...
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SmilingOtter
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Very neat.
The helmet reminds me a lot of the one Sandor "The Hound" Clegane wears in "Game of Thrones."
(This visor is raised in the picture.)
The helmet reminds me a lot of the one Sandor "The Hound" Clegane wears in "Game of Thrones."
(This visor is raised in the picture.)
tamplain
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Very neat.
The helmet reminds me a lot of the one Sandor "The Hound" Clegane wears in "Game of Thrones."
(This visor is raised in the picture.)
There's a lot of Skyrim that reminds me of GoT, it would be fun if someone did a GoT mod
metal wood
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There's a lot of Skyrim that reminds me of GoT, it would be fun if someone did a GoT mod
GoT mod would be amazing, just dont play the Got video game itself, not to many games have ever upset me but i would rather my 360 and all my saved games exploded than play that game again, you have been warned!
thanks for the reference pics :thumbsup, have been toying with the helm in my head for a bit now, would be my first armor job, its an elegant design but should not be a total headache.
tamplain
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I've been thinking about how to do it in EVA foam since I looted my first set in Dragonborn. I think the helmet would be pretty easy actually. My only real constraint on starting is lack of plasti dip(I know there's other ways of sealling EVA). I should be able to get my mitts on some pretty easily once I get to New Mexico in a couple months.
I want to learn how to pull the models out of the game, import them into pepakura, and then unfold it. If any body has a tutorial on that PM me.
tamplain
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I found this stuff on Amazon Amazon.com: Black Quilted Vinyl Fabric with 3/8" Foam Backing Upholstery: Arts, Crafts & Sewing which ought to work out pretty well for making the Gambeson for under the armor. I want to go and check out my local fabric store tomorrow and see if they have any quilted fabrics.
TigerStoneFX
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These are great pics, thank you. I LOVE all the Skyrim armor and this DLC armor is just beautiful. Might just be my next(and first lol) helmet!
tamplain
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I guess I could toss it on Lydia and get some screen caps of her..
tamplain
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Natural Double Faced Quilted Muslin Fabric | Shop Hobby Lobby
Found this stuff the other day at Hobby Lobby, gonna buy some and see how it takes dye. I may also try painting it with latex paint to see if i can get a nice faux, leather look to it.
Found this stuff the other day at Hobby Lobby, gonna buy some and see how it takes dye. I may also try painting it with latex paint to see if i can get a nice faux, leather look to it.
Jordan spider
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How about dark brotherhood armor or shrouded armor to be specific that's my favorite heres my character wearing 
This thread has been totally invaluable for my own nordic carved armour project. You are awesome for compiling it.
Also, for the under-armour I bought one-sided quilted cotton from my local fabric store. As long as the fabric's not synthetic it'll take dye just fine, I did it for mine. It could take another dying once I've got more time to deepen the colour, but it works great. Funnily enough the threads used for quilting were acrylic so stayed cream coloured, actually enhances the effect! Rather cool
Good luck!
Also, for the under-armour I bought one-sided quilted cotton from my local fabric store. As long as the fabric's not synthetic it'll take dye just fine, I did it for mine. It could take another dying once I've got more time to deepen the colour, but it works great. Funnily enough the threads used for quilting were acrylic so stayed cream coloured, actually enhances the effect! Rather cool
Good luck!
