Barbarian horde is plundering Rome

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Nice MOC, but I think the columns should be rounded instead of squarish.
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Awesome. I really like the way you did the Roman shields, with the two by four flats. The knocked down pillar, very realistic. One thing though, the barbarians seem pretty well armored and equiped for barbarians. Still, really great.
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The first things I loved when I looked at this was the broken pillar and the one who is going to be...

So as others said,I join them,that's my favourite part in this scene...
But where are the Roman guardians? TLC never gived us a good helmets for theme but they've must be somewhere :wink:

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dJOLe_sk8 wrote:But where are the Roman guardians? TLC never gived us a good helmets for theme but they've must be somewhere
Roman soldiers are here: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=1850866 They have helmets from Dragon Masters theme.
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Well if you take those for Roman helmets,OK...
But I prefer somethnig like this:
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...and that is custom work... it's awsome...
I would like TLC releases something like that...
that WOULD BE roman helmet...

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dJOLe_sk8 wrote:Well if you take those for Roman helmets,OK...
Actually, those are the only Lego helmets that bear any resemblence to Roman helms. Many people have used them as such. If you want examples I would be more than happy to post them. Sure, they aren't accurate, but they do work. Also the piece you pointed out isn't Roman either...its Greek. But if you want to talk customs, this helmet by Recluce is a great example of a Roman helmet.

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Post by dJOLe_sk8 »

Yeah,I totally agree with you...
DM's helmets are the closest ones to Romans'...
But the helmet I linked IS Roman... the Greeks and Romans had the almost same helmets... you could use that helmet for Roman without any doubt... I would...

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