LE Breton style armor

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ESO politics aside, some of their lower tier armors were pretty great. I feel that putting a few of the more simple ones in form for Skyrim wouldn't be TOO tedius*, but here's my idea in case anyone is interested. Here's my pitch

The Breton medium beginning armor

 

 

http://eso-fashion.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2014/02/Breton-Nightblade-Novice-Male-Front.jpg

http://eso-fashion.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2014/05/Breton-Rawhide-Male-1-14-Normal-Front.jpg

 

 

 

Obviously we could leave out the mudflaps hanging off the waist, and cut the terrible pauldrons. This would leave us with a pretty (imo) good looking adventurer/grunt type set.

*Now I know very very little about the more nitty gritty, and the most I've ever done is moved some nodes onto one another and hamfisted some vertices to customize a set or two, but I feel like this can be accomplished using the following, though of course if anyone is interested and has ideas please post them!

Vest could be: The leather cuirass without the waist down, and no pauldrons.

Sleeves: We could use the vanilla imperial light armor's sleeves

Pants: This could be the Thieves Guild Armor pants, as it has the kneepads

Boots: ...Thieves Guild Boots?

 

As for the gloves, there aren't many fingerless ones to work with, so that's up in the air, but I think this could be pulled off.

Edited January 11, 2015 by MercenaryNox

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Why not this?

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I want to capture the low budget basicness of the Breton armor shown in the OP, as opposed to the more higher class looking elite and flashy stuff such as the Breton Knight armor (which serves it's own purpose splendidly), respectively.