The Greek Hoplite by ephotosaver

Vue • Historical • posted on Jun 19, 2006

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First thank you for viewing. I felt like doing something historical this time out. Please enjoy. Depiction of an Ancient Greek Hoplite Infantrymen. The hoplite typically had a breastplate, a bronze helmet with cheekplates, as well as greaves and other armor, plus a bowl-shaped wooden shield called an aspis which was around 1 metre across. The primary weapon was a spear around 2.7 metres in length. Products used Daz M3 RR and Hoplite Pack for M3 by John Malis and Lourdes Mercado. Created In VUE 5 Espirt and PSP X Corel

Comments (6)

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hoskins78

2:48AM | Tue, 20 June 2006

Wonderful work!!! I have this armour on my wishlist and am planning to use it soon as well - love the look! Your hoplite looks very well posed and the setting you have him in is wonderful - I especially like the dead branches - great touch! Really well done!!!

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