BenKenobi said:
Yeah but they don't have a ranged attack, so a Webley would be appropriate
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Yeah but they don't have a ranged attack, so a Webley would be appropriate
You are not getting the reference, at all.
Bobtheheros said:
You missed the reference, too.
Field armor for John George II, Elector of Saxony .
manufactured in Dresden by Christian Muller - 1650
manufactured in Dresden by Christian Muller - 1650
TheGreatGold
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That armor looks straight from Warhammer.matmohair1 said:Field armor for Elector Johann Georg II.
manufactured in Dresden by Christian Muller - 1650
Probably used as an inspiration, if only for the pistoliers
WOOOOAH, that's badass. Would have rocked in the 20s, but it wasn't a bit outdated in the 50s, tough.
Peasants
WWII Commandos
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combined_Operations_Headquarters
Fukuryu - kamikaze frogmen
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fukuryu
Ceremonial African Masks...
Guere
Salampasu
Bete
Guere
Salampasu
Bete
I wouldn't say so, I know that sort of half-armour saw use up until the 1680s. But yeah, after 1650 it began to be replaced by single cuirasses.F.F.C._fritz said:
However even at the beginning of the 18th century, field commanders would still wear a full half-armour.
Mayan Priests
That's stretching "military units" a tad, hm?
I guess someone has to deal with POWs!
Jurchen Jin masks, 12th - 13th century
Imagine getting killed by a mask which looks like a child's drawing of an angry Noh actor.
What are those big wraparound pieces of fabric under the belt for? I've seen them on scythian warriors but I have no idea of their purpose.
What are those big wraparound pieces of fabric under the belt for? I've seen them on scythian warriors but I have no idea of their purpose.
