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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Kallimachos - 01-10-2007
Spyros asked me to post some pics of the helmet from our member Thorsten aka Perdikkas.
Well here they are:
http://img524.imageshack.us/img524/6525/helm1yz0.jpg
http://img353.imageshack.us/img353/7830/helm4fr9.jpg
http://img353.imageshack.us/img353/7238/helm5ss8.jpg
and the original
http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/7334/helmpo0.jpg
I've tried to upload the pics, but got the message "Sorry, you have reached your maximum Upload Quota Limit of 1 MB" to bad.
Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Virilis - 01-10-2007
Kurt, this helmet is absolutely GORGEOUS
hock: ! Who made it, if I may ask? It really sets a new standard to greek/macedonian helmets!
Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Kallimachos - 01-10-2007
The helmet was made by http://www.noricum.de/
Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - hoplite14gr - 01-10-2007
Well done Kurt.
Thorsten has evry reason to be proud of it.
Spyros posted the original on another thread
kind regards
Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - spyros - 01-12-2007
All cudos to Kallimachos, Perdikas and Heteroi group
. Thank you.Gioi, indeed a lovely kit. I think that that's the added benefit of the Hoplitic kit. The personal choices are almost unlimited :lol:
Hopefully one day soon we will post photos from Athens. How about that Stafanos? A photo shoot in the castle of Fyly eh? Lets liberate Athens from the 30 (300) :twisted:
Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Anonymous - 01-12-2007
Quote:I like how this Californian, had painted his Albion's helmet, see,s he short the cheeks, costume made by him also, love the board or animals as part of the thorax, even if its SCA
[size=150:1tpxooko]Kalifornian Hoplite[/size]
BTW: Kallimaxos, I saw that helm before, impresive!!!
It looks a very fine kit by any standard.
Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - hoplite14gr - 01-12-2007
The Mora of Stenyklaros would be proud to have this Kalifornian among their ranks. :!: :!: :!:
Spyro I still wait for my helmet
Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - spyros - 01-12-2007
Quote:Spyro I still wait for my helmet
Bah excuses, see you on Thursday
Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Marcus Mummius - 01-13-2007
Quote:The helmet was made by http://www.noricum.de/
Do you know how much it costed? I send an email to 'noricum' some time ago but didn't receive an answer...
Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - TITVS SABATINVS AQVILIVS - 01-14-2007
Just my compliments greek folks, great kits and sparkling mood!
Valete,
Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Gaius Julius Caesar - 01-14-2007
Yes! Greeks are cool! Thats why I want to move there! (As well as my Greek ancestry) :lol: :lol: :lol:
Yes the Kalifornian looks pretty real! the helmet sits alittle low , though? Maybe need a pilos cap? Is that the right term? Or maybe some Spartan Braids.....lol
Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - spyros - 01-14-2007
Quote:Yes! Greeks are cool! Thats why I want to move there! (As well as my Greek ancestry) :lol: :lol: :lol:
So your real name is Bironas Angelou. Hmmm. Well Jasper, it seems we have another recruit for the pahalanxes. History repeats itself, Romans conquered the world and Greeks inherited it :twisted:
Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Kallimachos - 01-16-2007
Quote:Do you know how much it costed?Check your PM
Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Anonymous - 01-16-2007
There's been some interesting stuff here, chaps, but not much of it has actually been people showing their Greek Impressions! How about some more pictures?
Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - hoplite14gr - 01-16-2007
Well said noble Thespian.
So here is Athanssios Porporis as an Archaic Gentleman.