Historically accurate Roman clothing

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Be nice to see more historically accurate Greek and Roman attire For G2m and G3f ideally. This sort of stuff: http://www.vroma.org/images/mcmanus_images/clothingdiagram.jpg

 

 Also if someone could make roman armour (lorica segmentata) whre the plates are solid and though attach where they should don't warp with the figure, that would be particularly good. Existing examples that I've seen can look like they are made out of flexible rubber rather than metal plates. (Surely it's easier to make something not move than to make it move?)

 

 

WendyLuvsCatz

well now there is dforce the togas may follow

Joe Webb

th3Digit said:

well now there is dforce the togas may follow

YES! A toga would be the simplest thing to design now.