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How to build Harry Potter's Diagon Alley with cardboard
How to build Harry Potter's Diagon Alley with old carboard boxes.
For this craft project only cardboard, glue, some translucent plastic and a few BBQ wooden sticks are needed. It is not a hard DIY project. You only need to be patient and get inspired by the photos that you can find in the net.
A cardboard town like this is perfect to create a small Christmas town.
For this craft project only cardboard, glue, some translucent plastic and a few BBQ wooden sticks are needed. It is not a hard DIY project. You only need to be patient and get inspired by the photos that you can find in the net.
A cardboard town like this is perfect to create a small Christmas town.
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How to build Harry Potter's Hogsmeade town with cardboard boxes
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How to build Hogsmeade town with come old carboard boxes. For this craft project only cardboard, glue, some translucent plastic and a few BBQ wooden sticks are needed. It is not a hard DIY project. You only need to be patient and get inspired by the photos that you can find in the net. A cardboard town like this is perfect to create a small Christmas town.
How to make a Roman shield with cardboard
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The Roman shield (scutum) was a type of shield used among Italic peoples in antiquity, and then by the army of ancient Rome starting about the fourth century BC. The Romans adopted it when they switched from the military formation of the hoplite phalanx of the Greeks to the formation with maniples. The Roman republican scutum lasted from the 4th century to the 1st century BC, when it changed fr...
How to make a Greek shield with cardboard
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Greek phalanx used big round shields called Aspis, that protected the hoplites in the closed combat. In this video you can see how to create a Greek aspis shield out of old carboard boxes and paper mache. Firstly you need to build a mould to give the shield a curved shape. Secondly, it start the making of the shield itself. Finally, the decoration. It is not an historically accurate reconstruct...
How to make a fully functional Greek Armor with old clothes (Linothorax)
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Ancient sources talk about a common and relatively cheap armor called Linothorax. As its name says, it should have been made of layers of linen fabric, cheaper and lighter than the metal breast armors. Even if none of them have been found there are some theories about how they could have been made: - Layers of glued fabric. This is the theory that is being reconstructed here. The layers would b...
Good
I think I’ll use a more traditional linen or leather. But these are great designs.
How high is the ribs?
now imagine this, but made out of kevlar XD
Nice Would love to see that helmet
Can i use cardboard layered with fabric for the pteruge?
ojala hubiesen hecho esto en art attack de chico
Woah! You're a true artist! Thanks a lot! I'm gonna make some for a Greek Theme camping for children and teens. They're gonna love it!
It should be tested by an arrow from 100 m
Can I ask where you got your Greek-looking tunic from?
Were so advanced, that our mere clothing can compete with armour that was utilized by wariors to fight and kill enemies
I never thought about it that way
Well, fighting against bronze weapons and underpowered arrows only.... I don't think it be much help against modern weapons, my 30-06 would pass right through it. It was designed to stop bronze weapons and light arrows... like a 95 pound Athenian with a blunt bronze blade isn't going to cut through, neither will a arrow with a bronze tip fired from a 60 pound pull bow... bronze is pretty malleable.
What type of glue did you use
Ok nvm ima make a simpler one
What ive learned : Cover it with paper mache
Great job!! Now you are ready to do battle with the Persians!
Hahahaha. This is spartaaa!
Bro tiene las noticias españolas :v
Could that same method but with different patterns be used to create samurai armor?😊
I love watching an artist at work and you, my friend produced art. I may make one this weekend just like it. Thank you so much for this video.
Ok now shoot it with arrows javelins and swords
I would suggest using a hand-roller or better yet, a rolling-pin to press the layers together better, working from the center outward to try and get all the wrinkles out and get the layers really tightly pressed together, even force the glue deeper into the fibers. Might also want to add a little bit of water to the glue, so it gets into the fibers better, maybe no more than 1/4 water to 3/4 glue.
Hello ! This video is amazing ! I will definitly try to reproduce it ! Patterns and measures can be foud somewhere ? Thank you very much
Next: Massive steelwool stuffed pillows as arrow catchers
One thing about this design that doesn't make sense to me is the strings at the front. Isn't it an obvious weakness? If someone slashes that rope apart, even one of them, your armor will essentially flap around and hinder you. And it's right at the front too.
I would guess that didn't happen often because if your wearing this you probably have a big shield and a sword or spear as well. So if they could get around your defense and offense to slice a string on your chest instead of going for the neck or other vulnerable area then your already effed😅 he's just playing with you
It's not as easy as it looks to approach a hoplite to try that, much less so if it's an entire line
"I covered the Dteruges with white and blue to make it more elegant"... To ALSO make it fittingly even more Greek in the meanwhile! This was an instructive video embedded in its simplicity. So much like your armour you have shared with us: It is very simple in its parts; but the whole is very impressive. Is there a reason you have not specifically pressed the parts with weights or so whilst they dry (Like that would have made it far too rigid to wrap around later or similar)? Or was it to basically keep the instructions as simple for all as possible (thus: the compression would present no difficulty later on in the making)?
how do you wash it?
where did you find the template?
Omg that looks so fucking cool!!!
That is fascinating. The ratio of material and time needed to the effectivness of the armour is quite impressive
this is totally awesome!! though your sewing skills are something to be desired... 👀
First of all is everyone going to have that type of knife?
Awesome
From where did you get the pattern/measurements?
Can you make it slower
Looks sick! i would love to build one myself but sadly i dont have a shtton of fabric laying around.
Well, I'm sure there are some old t-shirts and bedding that you could get hold of. Charity shops are usually full of them at a fraction offthe cost of new ones. A few metres of new cotton fabric doesn't cost much either.
@@another3997 yes Edit: Or I can sneak into my neighbours house at ni- What?
Acully buy leather and cover it in linin no one will ever know
@@Godlovesya-j4oExactly what i was thinking
@@Godlovesya-j4o I think that would be even more expensive. Btw do you watch leonidas sparta or do you just have the same pfp?
how can we know it's fully functional? put the armor on a dummy and shoot an arrow at it.
To be considered functional, as with modern body armour tests, you need to specify the parameters. Armour is only tested against specific threats, and anything outside of those parameters is not likely to be stopped. So, what draw weight of bow, what weight of arrow, what type of arrowhead, how sharp and at what distance? What about spear thrusts, sword thrusts and slashes?
Is there specific measurements
I cant find da measures help
It's so good we make it
dare i say perfect for halloween as i went as a spartan for 2 years this year im a mandalorian
This is awesome 👌 I made one about 20 years ago, and have long since lost it, I'd like to make another
Great video! Where are the pattern measures? I seem to not be seeing them in the description
damn i gotta use a lot of old clothes
That's more a Gallic shield... than Roman
no it's a early roman republican shield.
Hey, can you tell me the measures for all of the scutum? Incluiding the mold, I need it urgently.
Something like 1,3 m
Awesome 👌 BUT....the measurements are not in the description.!?
Love this can you make a video where you make a Greek helmet pls
So much fun to watch! Thank you for sharing
Magnifique linothorax bravo l'artiste salutations
You are just a very very cool guy !I am glad that among modern society I am not alone))I also want to make a Spartan linothorax, I hope it will turn out thanks to you, sorry for the English, I'm not a native speaker.
Where did you get the template and what should be the proper dimensions when applying your own personal measurements?