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Too heavy on weathering? Then what does that make me, good sir?
lol. It's Reach, weather more!
Great work so far!!!
lol. It's Reach, weather more!
Great work so far!!!
Alright y'all I might just add more lolLove how it's looking! Definitely think you should add more weathering!
I would love that. Currently learning sewing too so that would be awesome.it'll be nice having a medic in the ranks, we'll have to put together a suit repair kit and a people repair kit to hide in your ruck sack for when you troop.
So how it was always told to me by my Js is that the best field medicine is preventative so they would carry the same weapons as the other guys and pretty much take whatever weapon they wanted (Of course everyone had their standard issue M4 but would take other stuff). I was actually thinking about sticking my MK50 to the inside of my left shin with a magnet and putting my knife on the right shin inside as well!So thinking on it, a medic probably wouldn't carry the AR. If they carried anything beyond a sidearm (and let's be honest, an ODST would) it would probably be the SMG, flip a coin on if it's the silenced version or not. If you decided to go that route, the SMG is more than small enough to take a thigh spot, either with magnets or a holster. I would also see them carrying the MK50 Sidekick over the over the M6 series, maybe in a boot holster. Still, your build! Do what you want! They do make a rifle harness that holds the rifle to one side, typically along the leg, but it's more a "I'm out of ammo and need to use my sidearm" type thing, it's not built for comfort. Lastly, I've gotta say, the red nail polish really pulls the look together!
Thanks for the ideas! On my build you can see my m6 mags on my battle belt just like you were saying. For the DMR mags you could put a big pouch on the side of your vest (waist area) or the front where the two accent armor plates go on a rookie build. I think that makes a lot of sense. I feel like hip ammo pouches would be a little too far for easy reloads but maybe you have super long arms lol!!They only PJ I've ever known was a CCT, and he subscribed to the "nuke it from orbit" mentality. Just to give you more things to think about I'll tell you my plan for my ODST! My knife is gonna go on the small of my back for easy combat draw, I'm not the Rookie, so I don't need the extra nap padding there . My weapons will be a thigh mounted SOCOM (with magnets) and a DMR that I'll carry for the most part, but I am going to figure out a way to mount it to my pack, probably on the right side and with LOTS of magnets. My biggest question is where I'm gonna put my extra ammo, and I think I'll do an ammo bag on my left hip for the DMR, and find a way for the SOCOM mags to sit on my belt. Your build is looking fantastic! I look forward to seeing what else you do with it!
Going to do this now thank you! Don't know why I never thought about this lolIf you don't like the look of the strapping you could hide it below the chestpiece! It would allow you to have the rifle sit lower and the strap would not be as visible. I did that on my ODST to hold up my MA2B
Thank you so much! That's exactly what I was going for.I love the way the colors are coming together. That red backpack really pops and gives a very realistic interpretation of a medical pack!
Thank you so much! I can't wait to see what you come up with! I am happy that I could encourage you to make it your own.I really admire your creativity, outside-the-box thinking, and unique approach to your ODST build (namely being an Air Force pararescue ODST, rather than just a rank-and-file redshirt ODST or recreation of someone from Halo 3: ODST). It's actually motivated me to do something similar (a more specialized ODST, though what it is exactly is staying a secret until I announce the start of my project and have images to share of it).