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CENTURION GREAVES
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06-19-2012, 05:21 AM
Aside from a few depictions on tombstones and other reliefs, do we have artifacts or other primary sources to base Centurion greaves on?
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06-19-2012, 12:20 PM
Thanks Tarb, useful links. I don't know thats an Idea. I would love one for my own as I am not a good scheduler of things, more a as the mood takes me...

Matt, I know this will sound sarky but it's not, but I plan on heating the metal and hitting it with a hammer over some stake anvils to smooth out hte angular knee, then see what metal there is to play with.
Basically a suck it and see experiment! Smile
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