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The term '''minimum standard''' has come to mean the least [[authentic|historically accurate]] reconstruction that will be tolerated at a display |
The term '''minimum standard''' has come to mean the least [[authentic|historically accurate]] reconstruction that will be tolerated at a display, [[event]] or within the groups normal activities. |
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==Minimum Standards in the SCA== |
==Minimum Standards in the SCA== |
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==Minimum Standards in Australian Re-Enactment== |
==Minimum Standards in Australian Re-Enactment== |
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This varies a great deal amongst individual [[re-enactment]] groups. |
This varies a great deal amongst individual [[re-enactment]] groups. |
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This ranges from clothing of [[medjeeval]] appearance and non-appropriate materials for some combat based clubs (although this occurs less and less as time marches on, to requirement that only clothing based on extent patterns in appropriate weight and type of [[fabric|material]]s. |
This ranges from clothing of [[medjeeval]] appearance and non-appropriate materials for some combat based clubs (although this occurs less and less as time marches on), to the requirement that only clothing based on extent patterns in appropriate weight and type of [[fabric|material]]s. |
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The general standard is that: |
The general standard is that: |
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Revision as of 21:39, 1 March 2007
The term minimum standard has come to mean the least historically accurate reconstruction that will be tolerated at a display, event or within the groups normal activities.
Minimum Standards in the SCA
The SCA requires everyone to make an attempt at pre 17th century dress.
Minimum Standards in Australian Re-Enactment
This varies a great deal amongst individual re-enactment groups. This ranges from clothing of medjeeval appearance and non-appropriate materials for some combat based clubs (although this occurs less and less as time marches on), to the requirement that only clothing based on extent patterns in appropriate weight and type of materials.
The general standard is that:
- patterns should be used whereever possible
- blends of materials are acceptable if the blend is greatly favoured in bias of the historical material but 100% fabrics of the right weight are preferred.
- time frame and location should match.
- "Do not make the uncommon, common".
- Portrayal should be consistent. ie no black, velvet doublets on a peasant levy.
