True, I will give it a shot and see what it looks like.
Through probably should add the Coat of Arms to the side or the flag logo thing from the OTL Stalhelm just to make it more authentic.
Alternate world Propaganda
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True, I will give it a shot and see what it looks like.
Through probably should add the Coat of Arms to the side or the flag logo thing from the OTL Stalhelm just to make it more authentic.
autonomousoblast
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Speaking of helmet decals, here's one for the SS, if it's finalized that the helmet will be dark blue or whatever colour, tell me to change the colours accordingly. Now, will there be just one decal at the front? Or two, one on each side like the Stahlhelm. And these should be more than one variant of the French stahlhelm, like a paratrooper version and etc. BTW what would it be like if the SS logo was changed to two snakes instead, like in the Rod of Asclepius?
There will be one on each side like the Stahlhelm, one side featuring the SS Decal and or the Decal with the Pre-War Tricolor (like the German Empire flag decal on the OTL Stahlhelm) and the Coat of Arms/Party Arms on the other side.
I like the SS logo as it is. and the decal looks great!
and yes, there would be more then one variant of the French Stahlhelm, of course.
Rod of Asclepius only has one snake: two snakes = Rod of Hermes.
autonomousoblast
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You are right, but you get my general idea, I'll see if I can make that logo...
Minutemen? I like that. I wonder what their historical antecedents would be. State militia forces?
That is an excellent design, but I have to ask about the logistical issues with a front decal. It may invite snipers.
autonomousoblast
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Decal for French version of the Heer, based on infantry insignia on adrian helmet (the grenade) and the two swords supposed to be based on the Joyeuse
"Decades after the Fall of the Republican Union and the New United States, an old stenciled-on propaganda poster slowly decays off the wood sides of a building formerly used by the Office of Religious and Racial Affairs, whose name can still be made out in the bottom left corner. This photo was taken by Abraham Johnson, photographer for the Savannah Times, as part of a series of pictures showing the old remnants of the bigoted Union's propaganda and statues, still looming large in places like Ohio, where a sizable number of the Union's war crimes took place."
Just something I came up with while playing with effects on Ribbet.com.
You may remember the clear PNG of this poster a few months ago. The little paragraph isn't canon and is just a fun idea. I thought the faces looked really creepy on this.Cross-posting from Photos from Alt Worlds because I think this statue definitely counts as propaganda, in more ways than one (thanks to the graffiti).
"This oft-vandalized equestrian statue of the Republican Union's "First Chief Consul," G. A. Custer, has a long history. First erected by his adopted son Joseph in the 1920s following his death, it survived multiple wars and conflicts. Despite efforts to scrub the old Union's propaganda from the streets, this statue was left standing for "historical value." In 1989, an arsonist set it on fire, which was barely put out in time. It became an ugly scar on the community of Gibson, New York, after neo-Unionite skinheads used it to hold an illegal rally in 2003, which resulted in riots. In 2009, it was finally removed and taken to a war museum in Virginia."
Again, this isn't canon Madness, I'm just having fun with it.
"This oft-vandalized equestrian statue of the Republican Union's "First Chief Consul," G. A. Custer, has a long history. First erected by his adopted son Joseph in the 1920s following his death, it survived multiple wars and conflicts. Despite efforts to scrub the old Union's propaganda from the streets, this statue was left standing for "historical value." In 1989, an arsonist set it on fire, which was barely put out in time. It became an ugly scar on the community of Gibson, New York, after neo-Unionite skinheads used it to hold an illegal rally in 2003, which resulted in riots. In 2009, it was finally removed and taken to a war museum in Virginia."
Again, this isn't canon Madness, I'm just having fun with it.^ Interesting ideas for the future of What Madness is This. I guess by present day the former Union is split up into a series of different republics under influence of the Columbian nations. Oh and with Old Union propaganda in decay, I would also assume by present day this world would be in an almost near apocalypse, with some areas completely destroyed and others barely in one peace.
"Another photo from Abraham Johnson of the Savannah Times shows a wall in an old state church building covered in ethnicist, racist, pro-Republican Union graffiti. The church, somewhere near Oshkosh, Michigania, shows that the Union spirit of fascism and ethnic cleansing still lives on decades after the Fall."
I was really pleased with this one. I lifted the Custer stencil from the real sign at his hometown OTL:
Mind, it's just me playing around. I won't confirm or deny any of this will happen, because even I haven't made up my mind, yet.
^ Another great one. You said in the alternate photos thread it summed up the timeline in a nutshell, and I half to agree. Quite a few alternate history writers on this very site have had their work published on amazon on kindle, and if you decide to do the same, this should be the cover.
Would you mind if I borrowed this for my Madness TL talking about Scotland and England allying? It fits exactly.
I'd give you credit, of course!Would you mind if I borrowed this for my Madness TL talking about Scotland and England allying? It fits exactly.
Of course.