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Macedonian Phalanx Illustration - Johnny Shumate - 04-20-2007

Enjoy!
Johnny
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Re: Macedonian Phalanx Illustration - Titus Martius - 04-20-2007

Oh, that's great!!! Confusedhock:


Re: Macedonian Phalanx Illustration - Dan Diffendale - 04-20-2007

Stunning! When can I buy the poster?!


Nice! - Caius Valens - 04-20-2007

Hi Caius here Thats a great looking pic Keep up the good work Cheers Caius/Thomas R


Re: Macedonian Phalanx Illustration - MeinPanzer - 04-20-2007

You give a great sense of the diversity of armour used by such phalangites (I recognize several of the helmets as existing examples!). It's a shame you didn't give them different coloured tunics, though Big Grin . Great work.


re - Johnny Shumate - 04-20-2007

Thanks to all..!

Ruben,
What other colors..? Purple..?

Thanks for the comments...

Johnny


Re: re - MeinPanzer - 04-20-2007

Quote:Thanks to all..!

Ruben,
What other colors..? Purple..?

Thanks for the comments...

Johnny

The main ones were off white, red, and pink, but blues, yellows, and greens can also be seen on some sources showing colours for soldiers shortly after Alexander's death. Purple would appear as well, but rarely.


Re: Macedonian Phalanx Illustration - hoplite14gr - 04-20-2007

Great work Johnny.

Units like hypaspists or argiraspides or later Bythinian guards would probably be uniformed, if we assume that they were issued provided for by the state. Other men, even if they tried red they would have different shades.

Chances are that Alexnader's troops after Issos would wear exotic asiatic chitons.

I like tha fact that you represented troops with "older" helemt types as it was possible.

Kind regards


Re: Macedonian Phalanx Illustration - Craig Gascoigne - 04-20-2007

Johnny they just keep getting better. Great work


Re: Macedonian Phalanx Illustration - Hoplitesmores - 04-20-2007

you are the best Big Grin i am happy for today


Re: Macedonian Phalanx Illustration - Matthew - 04-20-2007

Great work.


Re: Macedonian Phalanx Illustration - Caballo - 04-20-2007

Really impressive....laudes!


Re: Macedonian Phalanx Illustration - FAVENTIANVS - 04-20-2007

Johnny, that's the best I've seen! You've overcome yourself!!

Laus for you


Re: Macedonian Phalanx Illustration - MeinPanzer - 04-21-2007

Quote:Great work Johnny.

Units like hypaspists or argiraspides or later Bythinian guards

Later Bithynian guards? Bithynian guards of whom?

Quote:would probably be uniformed, if we assume that they were issued provided for by the state. Other men, even if they tried red they would have different shades.

Even if they were issued clothing by the state, I highly doubt they would have showed much uniformity.

Quote:Chances are that Alexnader's troops after Issos would wear exotic asiatic chitons.

Do you mean long-sleeved tunics? And you say this based on what, exactly?


Re: Macedonian Phalanx Illustration - Arthes - 04-21-2007

Fantastic......you feel like you are there on the battlefield with them... Big Grin
I like the touches such as the 'late' Sarissa being lowered...!