Glueing a Linothorax

[Giannis K. Hoplite]

Hey,Chris,as far as I know no greek plates have been found from the archaic,classical or hellenistic era. So you have to estimate the thickness from roman scales which varied in thickness and sizes. But they were generally very thin. Good on you because it's hard to make so many plates. There is a thread in the reconstruction section or in the how-tos that show how to make massively plates very easily.
There is such variety in desigh that I really can't point you to a spesific one. You should probably cover the right hand side which was unprotected by the shield. Many had plates in the belly,others in all the front and perhaps not at all in the sides,some had in both sides and none in the front,some were all covered...Pteryges with or without plates.Perhaps you can draw what you have in mind about yours and post it here for comments. Better still,imitate closely a spesific one from a vase or wall painting.
Khaire
Giannis