Highlander
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That's fine . . . I can wait until tommarow.
Forgot to mention that they should be in WWI-like uniforms, as well.
And anyone else that wants to attempt this is more than welcome.
Rank Insignia and Uniforms Thread
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That's fine . . . I can wait until tommarow.
Forgot to mention that they should be in WWI-like uniforms, as well.
And anyone else that wants to attempt this is more than welcome.
Highlander
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That is completely awesome. Nice work, old boy.And for the mouse - height is the same as all the others.
Hapsburg
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It's not really uber-bavaria. Just an uber-humanity. Bavarian colors just serve as the CGU colors because they've been the traditional colors of humanity since the terran empire.
No. Just occassional.Is the hair color and mustache part of the uniform?
Thank you.
Some other ones:
CGN Storm Marine, in combat armor. Usually armed with MP-10 submachine guns and are used most often boarding actions, both in defense and in offense.
CGUA Infantryman, in powered combat armor, armed with a standard issue AC-150C 12.7mm Light Automatic Cannon.
It looks kind of bulky... wouldn't that be a problem?
And the Roman templates look really cool, Jobiwan.
Hapsburg
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Maybe. They're normally less bulky than the main infantry, which makes marines better for stealth ops and for close combat.
Highlander
Banned
Roman Imperial Guard, for any random "rome discovers gunpowder" timeline.
Very cool, but a couple of things - wouldn't a shield be pointless if there were muskets? And shouldn't it be some basic matchlock?
Hapsburg
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I might. I don't have the story itself finished. I'm only on the first part, War of the Samurai, detailing events in 1563-64 during the final war between the Japanese Alliance (Clans Hojo, Takeda, Mori, Tokugawa, and Imagawa) and the Dark Alliance (Clans Oda, Uesugi, Shimazu, and several smaller ones). You see, when I first thought up the story, it was just a simple thing, in the form of a home movie me and my friend Briant made. We didn't even get real asian people to play the samurai.
We made three movies, Sorrow of the Samurai, Sorrow of the Samurai II: the Ressurections, and Sorrow of the Samurai III: All Hell Breaks Loose. We started on the fourth one, but never got past a couple scenes. Those were in 2000-2002. Then, years later, in 2005, me and my friend Weston re-started planning for the series, and greatly expanded it, adding in the characters Dark Alden and Develin, we added the whole pantheon thing behind it, the whole fantasy-creatures-in-the-real-world thing, and created new designs for the demons that make up the demon army and put much more story into the whole demon invasion, which was only referenced in dialogue in the home movies. The basic events of Kyotoro, the hero, and Yoshiro, the villain, however, remain the same, albeit a bit more epic-like.I dunno, I just slapped two pics together.
Hapsburg
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And, now, going back a bit, and flipping into the SotS timeline again:
Robert Lee, Imperial Prince of Arlington, sporting the uniform and rank symbols of the General-in-Chief of the Armies of the United States, the rank he held from 1863 until his death, as the supreme officer of the U.S army.
Robert Lee, Imperial Prince of Arlington, sporting the uniform and rank symbols of the General-in-Chief of the Armies of the United States, the rank he held from 1863 until his death, as the supreme officer of the U.S army.
