07-19-2013, 03:37 PM
Hello John,
You may want to consider taking to the arena. Gladiators have been historically attested to being tall, large, and not the overtly muscular chaps that you see in today's pop culture. The best part about being a gladiator, is that for most impressions, you do not have to worry about finding something to fit your torso. Gladiator reenactment is fun, exciting, and a bit rough. Additionally, it CAN be cheaper the portraying a soldier. There's also a LITTLE room for creativity.
Regards,
Tyler
You may want to consider taking to the arena. Gladiators have been historically attested to being tall, large, and not the overtly muscular chaps that you see in today's pop culture. The best part about being a gladiator, is that for most impressions, you do not have to worry about finding something to fit your torso. Gladiator reenactment is fun, exciting, and a bit rough. Additionally, it CAN be cheaper the portraying a soldier. There's also a LITTLE room for creativity.
Regards,
Tyler
Tyler
Undergrad student majoring in Social Studies Education with a specialty in world history.
"conare levissimus videri, hostes enimfortasse instrumentis indigeant"
(Try to look unimportant-the enemy might be low on ammunition).
Undergrad student majoring in Social Studies Education with a specialty in world history.
"conare levissimus videri, hostes enimfortasse instrumentis indigeant"
(Try to look unimportant-the enemy might be low on ammunition).
