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The Aragorn and fountain guard costumes are FINALLY finished! Everything you see is made in the last 8 weeks. It was pure chaos
- All armor and props made by me
- Aragorn cloak by @mistvein
- Most fountain guard fabrics @Frangipanecos
Picture and edit by @Frangipanecos
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Lovely pics by @4ever_Green_ 🥰
Cosplay, armor and spear/bow by me
#aloy# #HorizonForbiddenWest# #HorizonZeroDawn# #aloycosplay# #cosplay# #CosplayArt# #armor# #3Dprinting# @Guerrilla @PlayStationRU
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The moment she took off her top and revealed her shining armor, I knew I was in trouble.
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Try on the exoskeleton armor of my design. Still not finished. There are many missing parts☺️
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The new ninja suit design, this time with a new science-fiction-style arm armor, I hope to include it in the official product as well☺️☺️
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The new design, the ninja suit, is still in the process of structural modification. Currently we are considering adding arm armor. I made a 3D model.I hope the cost accounting will allow us to add this part to the package🥲.@ Waimengshe production
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The ancient crocodile skin armor from Roman Egypt is a truly unique artifact that captures the fusion of Roman military tradition and Egyptian symbolism.
Dating back to 3rd Century AD, during the Severan dynasty this ceremonial armor highlights not only the ingenuity of its craftsmanship but also the significance of the crocodile as a powerful symbol in Egyptian culture.
The use of crocodile skin, a tough, exotic material—suggests that this armor was likely reserved for ceremonial purposes rather than battle. Crocodiles were deeply associated with Sobek, the Egyptian god of strength, fertility, and the Nile River. By incorporating crocodile skin into armor, the wearer would have projected an image of power, dominance, and divine protection, linking themselves to the natural and spiritual forces of the region.
The intricacy of the armor’s construction demonstrates the high level of craftsmanship in Roman Egypt, where local traditions often merged with Roman tastes. The Severan dynasty was a period of cultural integration, and this armor reflects how Roman rulers embraced and reinterpreted the iconography and materials of the provinces they governed.
Now housed at the British Museum, this remarkable artifact provides a rare glimpse into the ceremonial practices and visual language of Roman Egypt. It stands as a testament to the cultural and artistic blending that defined the Roman Empire’s provinces, where local traditions were incorporated into the empire’s grander narrative of power and control. The armor remains a striking reminder of how art and symbolism were used to convey authority and status in antiquity.
#drthehistories#
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Seeing Jack Black in full diamond armor is something I did not know I desperately needed until now
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