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Iron age clothing and equipment guide - madoc - 06-19-2006
I have just started putting together an online guide to iron age kit. Aimed at the re-enactor of course ...
http://www.vicus.org.uk/kitguide/
.. be interested in any opinions .. still got a fair bit to do, but it's a good start.
Re: Iron age clothing and equipment guide - JP Vieira - 06-19-2006
Hello
Great initiative.
For an illustrator as myself this is a treasure.
I am interest also in this era.
If I come across with any material useful to you I will contact you.
Just for looking at the site I am allready imagining some possible illustraions. :wink:
Keep the good work.
Best regards
JP Vieira
Re: Iron age clothing and equipment guide - Peroni - 06-19-2006
Nice one Madoc
Regards,
Re: Iron age clothing and equipment guide - jbd_29349 - 06-20-2006
Yes, very nice madoc! I was impressed with the whole site not just the celtic side. It was nice to see pictures of modern made weapons with the historical counterpart. You went into great detail!
VERY GOOD!!!
Re: Iron age clothing and equipment guide - Felix - 06-21-2006
A fine resource, madoc! I have read the link on making a shield before, and found it most helpful.
I do have one small addition which might be thought worthwhile (for the severely mathematically impaired): drawing an ellipse with a trammel. http://www.du.edu/~jcalvert/math/ellipse.htm This ridiculously easy device will generate an ellipse of any given length and width, with nothing but a straight edge; it just requires a bit of patience and care. No strings, no square roots, just connecting the dots which it generates.
Re: Iron age clothing and equipment guide - madoc - 07-11-2006
we're adding to the jewellery section.
Ash is illustrating her own work as she goes.
This section is a mixture of british and roman as befits a first century AD group.
Re: Iron age clothing and equipment guide - Peroni - 07-19-2006
Quote:we're adding to the jewellery section.
Ash is illustrating her own work as she goes.
And very nice they are too. Compliments to Aisling!
Re: Iron age clothing and equipment guide - Avatar - 08-01-2006
Nice, very nice...
I think I'll bookmark it.
