I WILL PROTECT EVEN THOSE I HATE, SO LONG AS IT IS RIGHT! Defending those who cannot fend for themselves is the way of the Palace Guard. The polyurethane Palace Guard...
I WILL PROTECT EVEN THOSE I HATE, SO LONG AS IT IS RIGHT! Defending those who cannot fend for themselves is the way of the Palace Guard. The polyurethane Palace Guard...
I WILL PROTECT EVEN THOSE I HATE, SO LONG AS IT IS RIGHT!
Defending those who cannot fend for themselves is the way of the Palace Guard. The polyurethane Palace Guard Helmet from Epic Armoury has an iconic Barbuta look but is much lighter than its steel counterpart. Its pointed top and curved silhouette contours the warrior's face giving you a regal appearance. This Larp helmet comes equipped with a leather chin strap and is perfect when embarking on long campaigns, no matter the climate. This maintenance-free, high fantasy helmet works well with various character styles and performs well as head protection when defending the city against evil.
With proper care and attention, your purchase should last for many years.
Your armour is made from a polyurethane material that is very strong and will maintain its shape and form if looked after correctly.
Please be aware that although the armour is strong, it is designed to be used for costume purposes only and should not be used or relied upon for protection!
Do not leave out in the sun for long periods of time, as heat can make the polyurethane malleable to the touch.
CLEANING
Your item has been professionally finished with durable paint and polish. Inevitably, as with any painted surface, you will get scratches and wear and tear over time.
For surface soiling we recommend washing with warm soapy water and a soft cloth, avoiding leather straps.
Do NOT use any solvent-based cleaners or insect sprays on or near the armour.
Leather straps can be polished with normal shoe polish but avoid getting polish onto the armour surface.
STORAGE
Breastplates and backplates should be strapped together and ideally hung on a coat hanger or similar hanging system. Shoulders also are best stored on hangers.
Helmets should ideally be placed on a stand so that any protruding features such as nasals and ear flaps are hanging free. We have helmet stands available in our online shop if needed.
We recommend that leg armour and braces are strapped around something cylindrical when not in use; drainpipes and drinks bottles could be used for example.
Do NOT store armour on or near to a heat source as this can cause warping.
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