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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby hoplite14gr » Tue 18 May 2010, 12:41

Peter please see the Greek Cavalryman thread too.
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby John Conyard » Tue 18 May 2010, 13:04

The pictures are a pleasure to view.

And Stefan, that is a great helmet!
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby Gaius Julius Caesar » Tue 18 May 2010, 13:32

Excellent work. When and who constructed the Argos? That is way too cool! :D
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby hoplite14gr » Tue 18 May 2010, 16:22

Gaius Julius Caesar wrote:Excellent work. When and whi constructed the Argos? That is way too cool! :D


Private project from Men of Vision five years ago if memory serves me right.
Jason's voyage was reconstructed also.

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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby Lýsandros » Wed 19 May 2010, 11:41

Is that Argo or Argo II? I think I have read there is second Argo being built! But it was quite some time ago, I do not remember the article. Our ship is currently getting a new paintjob, red and black are the colors. More to come in a not so distant future :)
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby StefanB » Wed 19 May 2010, 13:54

John Conyard wrote:The pictures are a pleasure to view.

And Stefan, that is a great helmet!



And I'm still very grateful! :)
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby hoplite14gr » Wed 19 May 2010, 15:29

Well since it is the reconstruction its ArgoII I guess.
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby Lýsandros » Wed 19 May 2010, 23:17

Not so nice of you to make fun of me, evil Stefanos :)

My previous statement, alas poorly explained, was concerning just the reconstruction projects ARGO and ARGO II. If we take the original Argo into consideration, it would mean these ships would be called Argo II and Argo III respectively. So is this Argo II or III? :)
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby Giannis K. Hoplite » Thu 20 May 2010, 7:11

Yes,this is Argo II. The first one was built many years ago and it was a much smaller ship, based on a famous vase of Odysseus and the Seirens. I know very little about it. So this is Argo II.
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby Gaius Julius Caesar » Tue 08 Jun 2010, 5:29

Any other pictures of the boat?
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby rocktupac » Fri 11 Jun 2010, 20:12

These are all amazing! There's a Greek/Roman gathering that's taking place in Madison, Wisconsin in the first week of August that I won't be able to attend, but I'm sure it will feature many folks dressed as such. It would have been my first festival of that nature and unfortunately I will have to miss it. But on the plus side it is because I'll be attending my first semester of graduate school at Indiana University. Go Hoosiers!
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby hoplite14gr » Sun 13 Jun 2010, 8:52

Well you all know that piece of pottery!
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby Gaius Julius Caesar » Sat 19 Jun 2010, 13:45

So thats how they did it..... :)
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby Giannis K. Hoplite » Sun 11 Jul 2010, 11:43

I took my almost finished spolas for some outdoor photos today. It was a sunny day,not one of the hottest in summer,but hot enough! My spolas is very comfortable to wear,my sandals too. Running in them is as comfortable as with any other modern shoes,and even better since they're opened sandals with hobnails.
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby hoplite14gr » Sat 07 Aug 2010, 12:20

Polemidas from Koryvantes as a Hoplite of the Athenian Boutade clan. Enjoy
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby Giannis K. Hoplite » Sat 07 Aug 2010, 17:11

I posted in the other thread photos of my just finished spolas,but here are some more atmospheric ones.
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The photos were taken between the modern village of Doriskos and the hill where the ancient city was built on. Many thanks to my friend Kostas who took the photos.
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PS. I just noticed that in the last photo there are some modern aspects visible on the horizon.If someone with photoshop skills could erase them...
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby Vortigern Studies » Sat 07 Aug 2010, 18:46

Giannis K. Hoplite wrote:I posted in the other thread photos of my just finished spolas,but here are some more atmospheric ones.

[singing]I'm a poor lonesome hoplite, and along long way from home[/singing] :D
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby barcid » Sat 07 Aug 2010, 21:26

Nice work with the twilight shots Giannis ,Gods i love this thread 8) you've made it to my desktop background :lol:
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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression

Postby Giannis K. Hoplite » Sun 08 Aug 2010, 2:38

[singing]I'm a poor lonesome hoplite, and along long way from home[/singing] :D
Great pictures! Great armour!

LoL! If only i was wearing a petassos! :lol:
Nice work with the twilight shots Giannis ,Gods i love this thread 8) you've made it to my desktop background :lol:

Now this is something! The utmost proof that you liked it :wink:
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