Shipbucket

Well what kind of bothers me is that you didn't bother drawing your own sights or optics, but instead just used (literally) every single one I had already drawn. Your military might not have used the SUIT sight, for instance. The fact that you also chose to use the "active IR sight" from the M3 Carbine strikes me as particularly funny given that sight came about in the early 1950s...

Just an occasion where a little bit of research would have helped you quite a bit rather than just copying what I had done.

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USN components, camouflage colors, & reference links (World War II only)

For a modern infrared sight you could take a look at the AN/PAS-13 infrared sight.

british army dress System using the example of The Rifles

Nice work Glorfindel

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Aart.

Projects:

The Kingdom of Rochfort in FD

Great work.

My hand at my AU uniforms

Realy nice work Fox

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Best Regards,
Aart.

Projects:

The Kingdom of Rochfort in FD

Here is some new stuff i hope you like them. By the way the AR-3 rifle is inservice with the Rochfort army sinds 1954 witch is the same time as the FN Fal . So it will be replaced by a other rifle witc i will make nex.

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Best Regards,
Aart.

Projects:

The Kingdom of Rochfort in FD

Uniforms of the Royal Irish Regiment in the 1990s:

No 1: Temperate ceremonial uniform
No 2: Service Dress
No 3: Warm weather ceremonial uniform
No 4: Warm weather Service Dress (officers only)
No 5: Desert combat dress
No 6: Warm weather parade uniform
No 7: Warm weather barrack dress
No 8: Combat Dress
No 9: Tropical Combat Dress
No. 10: Temperate mess dress
No. 12: Protective clothing
No. 13: Temparate barrack dress

Lal.

This is great, and extremely ridiculous.

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