I'm well aware of how long it lasts, though I pre-emptively put up my text since spraying gear tends to attract a lot of the same comments. I treat all my gear pretty practically, so losing a little bit of the mint condition on a camo doesn't matter much to me, but some people seem to consider it a bigger deal.
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Currently still a work in progress. I plan to highlight the cape while keeping a black or dark grey look.
So far I've applied Vallejo German Grey and Luftwaffe Uniform in a mixture to the raised areas to slightly lighten it. I'll keep doing that while reading what parts are highlighted.
It's sink or swim, and brother I am drowning.
This is a very allegorical painting for how living with a demanding cat feels.
Vegas can be pretty fun for a non-gambler.
The XM148 still being in use is a little more notable, because that's an original production launcher. Only 20,000 were made (compared to the approximately 3 million M2 variants that have been, and continue to be made), and they were pulled from US use in 1967. The M203 is a far more common weapon that superceded the XM148, firing the same ammunition but with a more streamlined design.
Don't assume every square inch of Vietnam is triple canopy jungle so thick that you can't see past 20m in. Designated marksmen were recognized as useful, by both Northern and Southern forces.








The MGS5 launcher is (like most weapons in that game) sort of a mashup. It has elements of the GP-34 along with some fictional elements not quite in any GP launcher.
The standalone setup for it is also a fictional design. It vaguely resembles the RGM-40 Kastet, but with a lot of liberties taken.
I use Crocs like they are final form flipflops. Any time I'd be comfortable wearing flipflops, I just wear crocs instead. People hate on them mostly because of internet groupthink conditioning (see also: pineapple on pizza and the word 'moist').
It's Turnip28, everyone's incompetent. The artillery is supporting Horseless Dragoons.






Pistol brass works as expedient earplugs.