I took some screencaps from Merlin (1998) after we homestreamed it a couple of weeks ago.
Gawain in green is a sensible costuming choice.
In the succession argument scene, he ends up knocking Uther-body out of position while insisting that Lot should be king. After he demands Arthur to give a demonstration with Excalibur, he’s thoroughly convinced even though it means campaigning against his father. Everything turns out well in the end though!
I rather like the plaid he’s wearing on the field. Pretty sure I can reasonably call his helmet a ridge helmet, though the cheek guards aren’t very secured – too floppy. His shield device isn’t anything fancy, just a pointy tryskelion. The vid quality doesn’t help distinguishing the brooch he wears in his first scene, but the tourney for queen’s champion definitely is a sun motif.
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Perceval: The Story of the Grail | Chrétien de Troyes, translated from the Old French by Burton Raffel
I really like this exchange between Sir Kay and Sir Gawain
Here are the dolls of Merlin & Arthur (Wart) from ‘The Sword in the Stone’ we made last month for a commission. It was fun and interesting to make a doll with such a long beard!!! 🙂 They are 12″ and 10″ tall each, respectively.
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