About this 3D model

Hello! Upon purchasing these files you will find, as always, a complete instruction guide to take you by the hand all throughout the assembly of your own set of 3D printed plate armor. It's a bit of an intermediate difficulty project, requiring some level of comfort with hobby projects, cosplay, prop making, etc. as well as understanding of basic 3D printing principles. I set out on a journey to design the best wearable 3D printed armor I could come up with, after being disappointed with the historical accuracy of what was available online. I wanted something historically accurate to real 16th century antique armor from renaissance Europe, and I've put in a lot of research in creating this model. I believe that, apart from the material, plate thickness, fastener type, and the fact these are printed; these files are a decent attempt at accuracy and offers the same aesthetic and range of motion a real Maximilian helmet from 1525 would offer. I am very happy to share this labor of love with you, and I hope that the included guide can help you make your own printed “antique” piece, something that will look great in your next project. Please, do not hesitate to contact me if you have any comments or if you run into issues. Nico Printed Antiques Note: this is a file for non-commercial use. Please do not distribute it, print and re-sell, or use it for profit.