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  3. Posted

    Did i not make a replacement pack for the belgians? Crap my bad sorry...i'll get eki to make one once he is not so busy again.

    yep,you're the one who made my day(can say game!).

    quote in readme:

    "Addon Name: Belgian Army

    Version: 1.0

    By: Aeneas2020, Dimitri Harkov"

    any chance this uniform could replace the standard pakkage?

    i would be already verry happy with the uniforms even without the UKF Weapons Pack,although....:pray:

  12. Posted · Edited by airsoft recon

    hey stalker,A little remark on the size of the L85,maybe it has to be like this in order to be able to put the models hands on the foregrip(what do i know about that?)but i think you modded the weapon a little out of size.

    the real one is 780 mm (709 mm in Carbine variant,not shown here).

    below there's a pic to comparis your rifle(top) with a real size one in the same angle(bottom) both layd flat for comparison.

    l85size.jpg

    not offending your work,only trying to help.:pet6:

  15. Posted

    something on headwear i wrote on our forum once;

    "although we are a milsim-clan doesn't mean that real life rules are always the same for us as well.

    in real life there are some significant differences in what a man weares on his head.

    in the barracks and on manouvres most of the time a beret is worn while in combat situations the choice mainly goes to a Mk.6 helmet,and in some occasions the beret or,when the terrain and climate asks or demands it,a boonie.

    all of these are leaded by two main facets;

    -larger distance to the enemy

    -risk on shelling and so on

    in airsoft both of these parameters are absent but one should rather take care that he fades into the background and/or envirement he is moving in.

    therefore we can order the headgear in order of profit

    --ghillie cap;ideal for blending-in

    --boonie;breaks ones contoures almost perfectly

    --Mk.6 helm;not ideal beacourse of it's shape(unless you are willing to put some twigs onto it)but handy against headshots!

    --commando- or forage cap in khaki;almost no breaking of the contoures

    --beret;this comes at the last place sice it has(most of the time)colors that you will not find in nature that easy. "

    in the part in red i did not mention the no headgear-option but,talking from my real-life army expierience we where wearing something on our head most of the time even in combat(Congo)a beret was the most used headgear,next to the boonie.

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