Making a Viking Crown - How I build Armour
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Making a Viking Crown from brass. Cast brass plates are modified and mounted to a crown made of brass. Take an inside look over the shoulder of prop builder Levi Woods as he makes a Viking Crown from sheet and brass rods. He cuts shapes rivets and solders to create a beautiful crown, fit for a king.
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In this series I will show the step by process of making a viking inspired King’s Crown with solid bronze castings. Join me in the shop as I layout the initial pattern on sheet metal and cut the pieces to shape. This is an excellent beginner armor project as building a crown of this design is quite simple. I will be using brass, mild steel and showing all the armor techniques of a professional armorsmith in this series. The Sutton Hoo helmet plates used in this video are from Raymond’s Quiet Press and can be ordered from him.
About this How To Make Metal Armor Series by Drawbridge Props & Armoury! Learn how to make armor and many metal working techniques as you follow along with the pattern, or use the tips and tricks from this video for your other metalworking or cosplay projects. I love making how to videos that help beginners develop the skills required to become a professional prop builder or just sit back and enjoy watching me make medieval armor.
Do you want to learn how to craft armor? Follow along with this DIY do-it-yourself how to make armor guide for how cut the pieces, punch holes, set rivets, and age and distress the metal. In this tutorial there will be tips and tricks for the beginner metalworker so you can learn how to cut, deburr and finish your metal armour.
If you use these how to metal crafting tutorials, be sure to share your armour projects with us on facebook! Thanks for checking out the Drawbridge Props & Armoury RUclips channel and keep an eye out for a future leather and armour tutorials!
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I’m Levi Woods, an Armorsmith and artist working in Vancouver, British Columbia. I love creating new videos to share my shop creations with you. I love all fantasy, medieval and science fiction movies and especially love crafting arms and armour for costumes and props departments. I’ve been building custom armor since 2000 and have worked as a professional movie prop costumer all over the world. When I’m home in my shop I love building art out of wood, metal and leather and love to explore new techniques. I focus on crafting one of a kind extravagant custom projects with including leather and metal armor for my clients who use them for Films, SCA, LARP, Renaissance Festivals, Cosplay, Costume Contests, and Private Collections. As an artist and craftsman, I am inspired and influenced by artisans and crafts people throughout different cultures and history. Join me on my journey of learning and creating as I craft handmade items. “Subscribe now and let’s get over to the bench!”
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I love building weapons and armour. Let me know what you want me to build next.
But I love that one you made and would love to know weather you could sell it.. Or not
Do you also build for customers?
@@keijimuto not any longer.
@@DrawbridgeFinance Thank you, i wonder where to buy such pieces ?
That looks amazing! As the great Bobby Duke says "I Want That".
That looks really good! Makes me wish to see it on someone's head.
WOW with all the pieces it still came out AWESOME
+Todd Miller thanks Todd!
3:42 iq 1000
This is a beautiful finished piece. I might be able to make something similar in leather, but this is glorious.
Thank you very much.
Wicked.
Amazing workmanship
Thanks!
Excellent job 👍
Beautiful
That's really cool!
That is stunning work! It literally looks stolen from an archaeological dig.
Wow
Thanks
Amazing! 😱👀
Thanks
Awesome!
That is way too good for a viking. More like a crown for a frankish prince.
Lol. That is likely very true. Thanks for watching!
How expensive was this to make? How expensive is it to get started with the most versatile tools to do this kind of creativity? (if anyone has a link or plan for the best tools and basic planning to get into crown making please reply with info! I want to work with copper and fine metals/gems mainly)
Could you tell me please where you get the pre- pressed brass, I have been looking on the internet and not having any luck.
+just interested Raymond’s quiet press
Can you dumb this craft down for we who do not have the acumen for such an industrious attempt, however, a Father's Day simile is most needed. Made not of paper a la the Burger King crown. Pat-South Padre Island, Texas
Wow! That looks amazing!!!!
looking at what went into making a crown and the tools I dont have. im in one heck of a climb moving into making a brass helmet lmfao
Brass helmets are fun!!
I was roling a world without a crown .....does this make me stupid or ....
not at all.
Cool. Looks more migration era/anglo saxon though.
Sadly not my period of expertise. What year are those plates from?
@@DrawbridgeProps the Viking headband is what it seems based on the images though seems like the fomorian lore in Celtic and Gaelic. How much for background like that and where can I buy one
The plates are from raymond's quiet press
@@DrawbridgeProps how much for a crown like that,
Around $1000 CAD
When a pro wears badaids its a reminder that I shouldn't try anything here
I think you meant ‘bandaids’
Perhaps you could be the first to make a marvel comics - Hogan the grim's MACE... it is old school .... a bowling ball size ball with small round spikes......really impressive looking... you could do it
I need a crown for my other me 😁
Can you make a Spaniard Crown wore by the kings of Spain?
Absolutely brilliant! Thanks for inspiration!
Where did you get the pressblechs and dragonheads from?
From Raymond's Quiet Press
You'd have to save someones village for that otherwise its cursed to fall off your head
You stole my heart for our term and history did you know my heart was chubby now.
Shit, this is amazing.
How much would it cost to buy this crown from you?
Super nice but should of used silver
i like gold better i know me lying is wrong
truly amazing!
Love the way you drilled in to the small round piece, very clever. Do you have a video where you discus how you gained your skills? Formal training, learn from doing? Thanks.
This is incredible man! Nice job!
So glad you liked the build. Thanks.
um you jumped the gun here where did you get all the other parts from ?
Details in the description.
what gauge would you say this metal is? also, I really would like to see crowns being worn just so that I know that they are wearable. sometimes crowns really don't fit on the crown of the head
I think it was 22 ga. I usually have it written on the metal so people can see in the video. It definitely did not fit me as it was made for a client with a much bigger head.
Thanks for the response! That makes sense since you created the crown around a custom wood piece. I’m pretty much a beginner in sheet metal work. Right now I’m trying to figure out what gauge and tools I would need for different projects. I make flat things, but I’ve been playing with the idea of making crowns and 3D work. Thanks again and keep making videos 👍🏼
I really love the crown. How might I purchase one for myself?
Please email for custom quotes. Drawbridgeprops.com
E. P. I. C. The crown simple yet artistic style signifies masculinity!
What exactly do you call those detailed bronze plates that you bordered this beauty with?
How can i get it
Nice job 👍
A tu kurwa za duża i huj xD
Wow, amazing looking crown! Nice work.
Thanks!
What a beauty! In love with it
Thanks
Awesome piece👌🏻🔥🙌🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful! You are amazing!!!
Thank you!
Very cool - where did all the cool little detail pieces come from? That is like 80% of the battle right there...
Raymond’s quiet press. The link is in the description. His work is fantastic.
Sir can I have that crown please??
It's pretty great. But it was a commissioned piece.
Very cool.
Thanks so much
very nice!!
Thank you!
This is simply GORGEOUS
Thanks so much!
Wow!
Thanks!
Wish their was voice over...wanted to know the type of the materials used...
Brass plate, brass rod, plates and fittings from Raymond’s quiet press, silver solder. Aluminum rod for rivet offset. Solid brass 1/8” round rivets, brown/black jax for the patina. Furniture wax to finish. Let me know if there was anything else you were unsure of. Thanks for watching.
so freakin cool!
Thanks for all the comments!!
portcullis.
I will definitely do this in my lifetime
Great! looking forward for the new videos.
New video Saturday......
And the only question remaining is: where did you get the ornaments? Cast?
They were provided by the client. I believe Raymond's Quiet Press
Depending to your presentation of how I like every each including rune ' armor ' weapon for my world raging other country. A side of that we must help with English goverment to down pride as the changes of English Greek. Combine at modern
wow!!
Thanks!
Awesome work! Where did you source the etched pieces from?
Info in the description of the video.
👍
Thanks!!!
It's so strange. I know so many smiths who make spectacular things, things that look dwarven forged, of the highest quality and made properly not with cardboard, plastic and glue. But none of them can get their foot in the prop making business. It's almost as if you have to be part of a particular in-group to be accepted in, it doesn't matter the quality of your work. And that is a shame. Seeing him go to greater lengths to fake a rolled edge rather than rolling it, and every Made in China type low quality cheaty way used that literally doesn't save time, resources, or effort than doing it properly is the epitome of everything wrong with the prop industry. It's a shame such low quality is lauded.
Make more videos dude! This is amazing!
I have another fun build coming out very soon. Glad you like this one.
How much hours of work did it take?
I wasn't really keeping track. Less than a 8.
Wow. I expected 2-3 dozens.
How much!!!
This was a custom build. Probably around $800 Canadian with all of cast pieces.
I want it ;-;
Glad you like it.
fucking outstanding, I have so many questions.
Where Can I buy detailed brass items that you had.
What did you use to darken it.
The pieces were from raymond's quiet press. I have a detailed video explaining how I patina the brass. Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/Ljh5cLbkktg/видео.html
How did you learn how to do this? Did you go to college
I did go to university for sculpture. But most of my training was self taught through many hours of failure. And watching lots of youtube:)