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A good start.Well done on getting the lacing for cavalry lamellar the right way up.I spent last week unlacing and relacing a set for a museum.(thats what happens when you try to save money and buy a display piece sight unseen from India all I could smell all weekend was teak oil )Just one note you don't need muscle toning on the dolly as it can throw the positioning of detail out if the muscles were misplaced.( try using a mirror to note how these areas change with the positioning of your arms ) also this armour moves and bunches in unexpected ways it can ride up under your chin. Especially if you've been in it a few hours, and bouncing around on a horse.It may sound daft but a couple of quick home made pieces card armour worn in front of the mirror can really help you understand just how armour and weapons move around as you change position.I'm lucky as I'm surrounded by nutty re enactors and museum curators. So anything upto the late 11th is easily available requiring little more than copious amounts of alcohol and the willingness to look a twit.I've literally dozens of sculpting tools and can honestly say I can pretty much achive anything I need with two and often just the one.All in all a cracking start.I look forward to seeing more.Mark.