deepeeka lorica segmentata corbrige a

deepeeka lorica segmentata corbrige aThe lorica segmentata was worn from the 1st century AD by Roman legionaries. This type of armour plate consisted of iron strips that were attached to the inside on a leather strap. This reconstruction is based on one of the three types of loricae segmentatae that were found in Corbridge, Northern England. Models such as this were probably used between 40 and 140 AD. The lorica segmentata is constructed from 1. 2 mm thick steel and is well suited to a

permitting various objects to be hung from them to customise your outfit — such as knives or potion bottles

with a blade of 22 cm long and 5

when properly maintained

which renders the material more durable and less likely to tear or sustain damage

in the early 16th century

round and undecorated shapes of the armour plates

the width is 22 cm

the blade has a strong conical shape from a broad base to a narrow tip

The leather is thick enough to protect the arm and shoulder during LARP battles

The skirt features a Hogwarts logo and is well-suited to cosplaying all Hogwarts Houses

and a bent cross-guard

This type was a double-edged sword that was primarily intended for stabbing