Ugh yes. And purchased.
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16th Century Plate Gauntlet (Hand Armor)
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| Publication date | 2025-05-27 at 16:34 |
| Design number | 3026340 |
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Amazing, I'm looking at the length of the cuffs on these though and think they were probably only for riding? That cuff looks too long to be able to rotate your wrist for sword fighting. I guess I'm just going to have to print them off and find out! 😆
Thanks! If you want extra flexibility at the wrist, you may drill out the holes on the side of the hand plates a bit wider, or even slot them. I'm happy with the amount of motion that is available the way they currently sit, but it's true the articulation could be boosted further.
As for the size of the cuff, they're big enough to sit just before the arm cannon on the vambraces. Wrist rotates fine!
Like I said I'd have to print them and try them 😁 My experience with a long armoured cuff is that it restricts the movements you need. Also those historical fingers barely protect you from anything 😆 (I say this is as someone who's had a sword thrust between their fingers 🤣)