06-18-2013, 04:06 PM
Ave,Y'all,
To quote Maureen Mc Cullough "Let the Dice Fly High!" #1. I am convinced that Musculatas were made of metal. Just because we haven't found many does not mean they didn't exist. Some parts could have been leather but what it comes down to is this: Unless someone has a time machine to go back and bring a few back, (along with a few very angry officers) ,who knows for sure. #2. I'm putting aside money for a metal musculata and I'll be hanged if I'm going to let some S.C.A. moose beat on a piece of art that I paid thousands of dollars for!!! When I kick off, it'll go to my daughter and so on....Its Art!
#3 For combat of Larp or S.C.A. rattan, I'll use a leather musculata over a padded subarmalis. I hope that my suggestions of what I'm doing will help calm things down. I enjoy the dicussions about the musculatas, don't misunderstand me, its just that I do not want to see our group split over something that in the long run is meaningless....the RAT equivalent of the old argument of "How many angels can dance on the head of a pin." Let me know what you think. Salve,
Vitruvius.....aka Larry Mager
To quote Maureen Mc Cullough "Let the Dice Fly High!" #1. I am convinced that Musculatas were made of metal. Just because we haven't found many does not mean they didn't exist. Some parts could have been leather but what it comes down to is this: Unless someone has a time machine to go back and bring a few back, (along with a few very angry officers) ,who knows for sure. #2. I'm putting aside money for a metal musculata and I'll be hanged if I'm going to let some S.C.A. moose beat on a piece of art that I paid thousands of dollars for!!! When I kick off, it'll go to my daughter and so on....Its Art!
#3 For combat of Larp or S.C.A. rattan, I'll use a leather musculata over a padded subarmalis. I hope that my suggestions of what I'm doing will help calm things down. I enjoy the dicussions about the musculatas, don't misunderstand me, its just that I do not want to see our group split over something that in the long run is meaningless....the RAT equivalent of the old argument of "How many angels can dance on the head of a pin." Let me know what you think. Salve,
Vitruvius.....aka Larry Mager
Larry A. Mager
