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Mocking it into place on leg guard area. Orange area above top left of the leg guard is just the front reflector on the bike that showed when I shot the picture at the angle I shot it. It is not the edging coming off or anything. Just the front signal flasher in the photo.
Light cavalry. 60 soldiers, 2 Captains, and 1 Major each company. Used for rapid response and to protect the flanks during battle.
From right to left:
Terracotta Lamp showing the end of a Gladiatorial Fight
15 BC - AD 15.
From Pozzuoli (possibly).
A Thracian, with long leg guards (greaves) and small shield stands over a fallen Murmillo. The fight stopped until the sponsor of the games (editor), a wealthy nobleman, businessman, or even the emperor himself, asked the crowd for its verdict.
Applique Medallion from a Pottery Vessel Showing a Retiarius
3rd Century AD.
From France.
The Retiarius is shown with his characteristic wepaons, the trident and net. His opponent (now missing) was almost certainly a Secutor. The retiarius is namedas Velox ("Speedy") while VI(CIT) "he won" is empahised by a palm branch.
Bronze Figure of a Retiarius
1st-2nd Century AD.
The Retiarius armed with a net, trident, and dagger. His only piece of metal body armour was the shoulder-guard (galerius), clearly visible on this figure.
Bronze Finial (decorative fitting) in the Form of a Secutor's Helmet
1st-3rd Century AD.
The Secutor (the persuer) fought the Retiarius (net-fighter), who used a net and trident. The Secutor's helmet, designed to escape the net, had a narrow brim and a low rounded crest. The small sizr of the eye-holes resisted the trident.
Terracotta Lamp showing a Thracian Fighitng a Hoplomachus
2nd Century AD.
From Asia Minor.
War Memorial of Korea, Seoul, South Korea. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
Consist of 5 ambulances with 4 stretcher bearers, 2 specialist, and 1 field surgeon (doctors with the rank of Lieutenant or Captain) each. Commanded by 1 Major (head surgeon) and 1 Lieutenant Colonel (General's personal doctor)
They're detachable so my options are still open. I'm thinking maybe a butt cape or something at the back. Some wrist guards and maybe some boot covers...
Just mocking the can at the leg guards to see what it may look like there. I probably won't apply the checkerboards, as the temp in that area may be an issue for car wrap material.
www.malinogear.com/martial-arts/guards/shin-guards1
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• Made from PU leather
• WKF style karate Leg Guard Shin-pad
• Shin guard and foot guard can be worn together or separately
• Special Velcro fasteners
• Velcro straps to the rear to secure the guard to the shin and calf
He sure can cudly up into a ball and bring in alot of heat. They sure can stretch out long fast and hard ....
Each company consist of 7 fire teams of 5 soldiers and 1 Lieutenant with a Captain and Major commanding. Each company has 5 heavy cannons and 2 light cannons.
As I remember the distance twixt hem and hose is supposedly even and proportional. Standards like the socks have slipped. Still, the seams are straight, only the legs are twisted. I'd put them on guard duty and shout at them in public if I were in charge.
120 soldiers, 4 Lieutenants, 1 Captain, and 1 Major. Specialized company used to guard the general and provide reserves during conflicts.
For the Heck of it, I built two more Red Caps. I probably shouldn't have because now a member of my Jades Quadmons (Member #2) is attacking. Red Cap frame in center is equipped with Dual Armored Arm Plates, Tracking Antenna and hip-mounted Gray Cone SSR. Rear Red Cap is equipped with Dual Artillery Missile Pods, and Dual Leg Guards.
Part of the Logistics/Combat Support Company. There will be 30 cooks commanded by a Major, who is also the personal chef to the General.
The blue epaulettes denotes the rank of Major. At the far left is the commander of the Imperial cooks and personal chef to the General's staff.
A totally scratch built Trike under construction. Engine by VW, frame mostly stainless steel. Awaiting fitting of leg guards, also stainless.