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Wednesday, August 11, 2010

TRIBE Way of the Warrior Costume Options

Now that we have seen the prices for TRIBE and may be wondering exactly what does the "small" headpieces for some of these sections look like. The small headpiece for Gladiators and Amazons were not on display when I visited the mas camp, however I understand that Amazon's smaller headpiece is now up for viewing so I will try to get a photo of it as soon as I can.

TRIBE's facebook page has been doing well with releasing information not found on their website and they have upgraded the costume gallery there with more pics of the different costume options. Check out the fan page here for more pics.

Gladiator comes with a monokini option that I actually really like:





And also a regular bra


Iroquois frontline gives you a choice of monokini or wire bra:





Xi'An's small headpiece that comes with the regular/backline costume:




Persian Gold regular/backline costume comes with a wire headband and NO collar:


You can choose to upgrade and add a collar:


Or add the headpiece
 

Or add both which will total $4850.00 for Persian Gold to look like it does in the book! I think that is a pretty expensive backline costume to be honest as BOTH my frontlines in 2008 and 2009 cost $4500.00 with a tons more feathers than is on Persian Gold's headpiece and Collar...sigh. So Persian Gold "fully loaded" as I like to call it can be deemed a "frontline" in it's own right at that price!


What was not mentioned in the price listing is the fact that Persian Gold's frontline can be purchased with or without backpack, without backpack it is $5150.00 as pictured below:



And here we have Kinghts Templar small headpiece;




Mayan Eagle regular/backline costume,small headpiece please note:


Love the back that can be tied in different ways:


Mayan Eagle FRONTLINE, price still to be announced


And Frontline with Backpack., my favourite costume!

3 comments:

The Sweet 7 said...

This post has clarified so many details for me. THANK YOU.

quiksilver said...

the mayan eagle small headpiece still looks more substantial than some of those other sections.

analiesef said...

From when I visited the mas camp, the small Amazons BL headpiece looks identical to the larger BL version, except the larger version has the addition of a few phesant feathers. The volume of the other colours (blue/orange/green) seems the same. All the pics depicted in TRIBE's stills show the larger headpiece, so just remove the long brown feathers and you'll get a sense of the smaller BL version. The still showing an even larger headpiece with wire bra may become a FL, if they decide to go that route...otherwise that's part of the Individual costume.

Mayan Eagle Frontline, as depicted in the booklet (i.e. with backpack), we were told is TT5995.00. I thought the larger headpiece alone was just an upgraded backline, and didn't enquire on price.

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