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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - hoplite14gr - 01-08-2010 Nicely done John. Kind regards Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - MARCvSVIBIvSMAvRINvS - 01-08-2010 Great pictures in the snow !!! M.VIB.M. Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Nearco - 01-09-2010 These are the macedonian campaigns in Trace! Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Craig Gascoigne - 02-06-2010 Sydney Ancients Banquet 30th Jan 2010. The Polis at play Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Craig Gascoigne - 02-06-2010 Ancients Feast Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Craig Gascoigne - 02-06-2010 Another of our feasting Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Cheyenne - 02-06-2010 Wow... I really love your feasting pictures, they are really evocative ... Are you using a large pavillion style marquee with liners? - they look really great... Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - MARCvSVIBIvSMAvRINvS - 02-06-2010 Since when are women allowed to join the sussitia ?? LOL M.VIB.M. Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Craig Gascoigne - 02-06-2010 Claire No it purpose built of members house on their tiles patio. We hold it each year as a welcome to the new year and remeberance for departed friends. Craig Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - John Conyard - 03-05-2010 A Spartan trying to figure out modern technology. [attachment=0:1gne9mq9]<!-- ia0 Spartan at the computer.JPG<!-- ia0 [/attachment:1gne9mq9] Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Athena Areias - 03-05-2010 Yeah, Athena had to work at it, too. Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - John Conyard - 03-05-2010 Greeks communicating around the world Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Giannis K. Hoplite - 03-06-2010 Just made a boeotian hat. Used to be a female hat that i modified,made of thick natural wool felt. I think this look suits to hypaspistae of very wealthy hoplites,usually shown carrying a pair of spears. Or to poor hoplites,like the Plataians were depicted in the Poikile stoa in Athens. Some times even hunters are shown in such outfit. Also travellers and Hermes (add winged boots). I experimented a bit with the straps trying to create the late boeotian helmet's look. I was only partially satisfied and since i haven't seen such a hat worn in that way in art,especially in early classical times,i decided to go with the traditional way. I have to admit that the stripes on top seem only decorative. It can't be that they were pulling them down to secure them to the chin and back of the head! http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4069/440 ... bacc_b.jpg Usually the boeotian hats are shown with narrower brims,but this is not universal. Perhaps the only 5th century boeotian helmet shown in a sculpture has a relatively wide brim and this vase clrearly shows a hat that looks more like a boeotian than a petassos,with a wide brim: http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o118 ... mnos-1.jpg Khairete Giannis Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Nearco - 03-06-2010 Quote:Greeks communicating around the world With those pics somthing came to mind, does somebody play RTW wearing full armor? That would be funny :lol: :lol: :lol: It must be very inmersive gameplay Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Gaius Julius Caesar - 03-06-2010 Quote:John Conyard:3szp9kc9 Wrote:Greeks communicating around the world Who me.....never.... :oops: :mrgreen: |