Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
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Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
US Army of WWII maps is quite nice but some historical accuracy deatails like the unit insigna on helmets and uniforms would be very cool.
Here some examples:
5th Ranger Battalion for Omaha Beach STD - ALT:
101th Airborne Division for Omaha Beach LRG, Carentan, Brecourt and Fields of Kassel:
Here some examples:
5th Ranger Battalion for Omaha Beach STD - ALT:
101th Airborne Division for Omaha Beach LRG, Carentan, Brecourt and Fields of Kassel:
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
Could be, yes. If we only have Vierville sur Mer
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
Since it's Dog Geen Sector could be the 1st infantry division instead of rangers, also if rangers are cooler IMOALADE3N wrote:Could be, yes. If we only have Vierville sur Mer
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
Pointe needs 2nd Ranger Battalion instead of 5th, basically same uniforms but with a 2 on the helmet. Pointe would be a very cool map IMO, with american Breachers throwing hooks to climb the coast. and no vehicles except for the boatsALADE3N wrote:Yes, we want pointe du hoc
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
Well it said in the attack 5th joined. So it might workMdx00 wrote:Pointe needs 2nd Ranger Battalion instead of 5th, basically same uniforms but with a 2 on the helmet. Pointe would be a very cool map IMO, with american Breachers throwing hooks to climb the coast. and no vehicles except for the boats
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
yes but they joined as backup after the beginning of the battleALADE3N wrote:Well it said in the attack 5th joined. So it might work
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
Well yes if someone wants to make textures for it thats fineMdx00 wrote:yes but they joined as backup after the beginning of the battle
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
How can i take the PR actual ww2 soldiers and kit skins? that should be very esy since i just have to put a couple symbols in the actual ones.ALADE3N wrote:Well yes if someone wants to make textures for it thats fine
Maybe in the future when I will be able to make models, I'll try to make some harder details, like the Gas mask pouch for beach landing troops
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
US Airborne models should have painted faces, Mohawk hair cuts when kit dropped for invasion of Normandy layers, painted faces. Watch old footage of them getting ready.Mdx00 wrote:How can i take the PR actual ww2 soldiers and kit skins? that should be very esy since i just have to put a couple symbols in the actual ones.
Maybe in the future when I will be able to make models, I'll try to make some harder details, like the Gas mask pouch for beach landing troops
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x33r2nSk1h8&t=190s
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
good ideaGrump/Gump.45 wrote:US Airborne models should have painted faces, Mohawk hair cuts when kit dropped for invasion of Normandy layers, painted faces. Watch old footage of them getting ready.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x33r2nSk1h8&t=190s
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
Sorry, but where did you get the idea that US Airborne troops had Mohawk hair cuts?Grump/Gump.45 wrote:US Airborne models should have painted faces, Mohawk hair cuts when kit dropped for invasion of Normandy layers, painted faces. Watch old footage of them getting ready.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x33r2nSk1h8&t=190s
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
SemlerPDX wrote:Sorry, but where did you get the idea that US Airborne troops had Mohawk hair cuts?
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
Thanks! But more to the point, these Filthy 13 of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division which you've shown a picture of were unconventional, and not a standard that ALL models should adhere to in a game. There were around half a million paratroopers and other airborne troops in WWII, and this group pictured accounts for only 0.004% of them.Mdx00 wrote:
This would be the equivalent of requesting that all WWII sniper models have a white feather in their cap, because Carlos "White Feather" Hathcock was known for his marksmanship with a sniper rifle and would sometimes wear a white feather in his hat as a symbol of his skills.
Just sayin'
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
yes, I think that the 101st should have normal haircut and classic facepaint (similar to modern USMC Tropical facepaint but black)SemlerPDX wrote:Thanks! But more to the point, these Filthy 13 of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division which you've shown a picture of were unconventional, and not a standard that ALL models should adhere to in a game. There were around half a million paratroopers and other airborne troops in WWII, and this group pictured accounts for only 0.004% of them.
This would be the equivalent of requesting that all WWII sniper models have a white feather in their cap, because Carlos "White Feather" Hathcock was known for his marksmanship with a sniper rifle and would sometimes wear a white feather in his hat as a symbol of his skills.
Just sayin'
Real Colourised photo as reference:
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
It's 101st (as in, One Hundred and First), not 101th (as in, One Hundred and Oneth)Mdx00 wrote:yes, I think that the 101th should have normal haircut and classic facepaint (similar to modern USMC Tropical facepaint but black)...
(lol - no offense, couldn't help myself )
...and I agree.
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Re: Update US uniforms to be more historically accurate
yes sry just had to type fast and did not notice that lmaoSemlerPDX wrote:It's 101st (as in, One Hundred and First), not 101th (as in, One Hundred and Oneth)
(lol - no offense, couldn't help myself )
...and I agree.