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Recreating a legionair beginning 3rd Century
#91
Comparison picture.

Interestingly cheek guards here native or from other helmet?

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#92
Nice helmet. It looks good to me. If it was mine, I would not add any brass. It's beautiful as it is.

I know this has just been debated and I am against the use of certain symbols which can cause offence, but denis's brooches look well made. You must be very commited to our hobby.

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Paul Carrick
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#93
Quote:Nice helmet. It looks good to me. If it was mine, I would not add any brass. It's beautiful as it is.
Paul Carrick

I`m with Paul here! I have never seen a helmet type like this reconstructed plainly from iron, it would look cool too :wink: ...
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#94
simple version of third century boots.
work by A.Popov Hockwood
(sory- photo phone :wink: )
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#95
Very nice work on the helmet. Did you do it yourself?
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#96
Helm? Not self..A.Gusev,work by russian young master. its not finish work. my plan will include tin and a brass. Like "Frankfurt" helm
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#97
Yes, it will look good when finished. A talent on the rise then!
Visne partem mei capere? Comminus agamus! * Me semper rogo, Quid faceret Iulius Caesar? * Confidence is a good thing! Overconfidence is too much of a good thing.
[b]Legio XIIII GMV. (Q. Magivs)RMRS Remember Atuatuca! Vengence will be ours!
Titus Flavius Germanus
Batavian Coh I
Byron Angel
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#98
New version third century roman tunic.
Wool like home spinning.
Clavi- wool.
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#99
Denis,

I like your tunic. The clavi are separate pieces of wool sewn on, aren't they?

That makes me think about something:
we know that most of the clavi were woven into the fabric of the tunic during construction.
Did anyone try to paint the clavi pattern on the tunic instead of sewn-on patches of textile or embroidery and reconstruct the patterns that way ?

I think I can remember Aitor did something similar with his tunic decoration
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József Janák
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Quote:The clavi are separate pieces of wool sewn on, aren't they?

No, its fabric decorations, embroidery from my design.
The woollen thread simulates weaving.

Quote:I think I can remember Aitor did something similar with his tunic decoration

Yes, its his idea
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Vimose balteus and boots
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Nice work on that baldric Gnaeus! I did a version with stitching....
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Here's aA couple of photos from 2009 at St. Albans.. No helmet on as it was such a hot day!
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Wow Ade, that's a very nice baldric, and the painting on that shield! Confusedhock:
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Ade, superb Big Grin !
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Quote:Wow Ade, that's a very nice baldric, and the painting on that shield!
Thanks Jef! It is one of Jean-Olivier Bourbon's shields. With some help from Christian and photos of his shield, I started out basing the design on one of the Dura shields. I have since changed the umbo to one of the Deepeeka 'Axel Guttmann' repoussé ones which looks very good on this shield.

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