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Thanks for the advice, guys. Tweaked the shading and here she is:


Also had a stab at the improved Sten Mk.V:

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The October War, 27-10-1962 (apparently forever);
"Saxonverse" alt-UK;
Federation of the Channel Islands AU;
Republic of Yopur & Andaman;
some sort of overarching AU;
Regaining my sanity.

Nice GPMG Ilamaman

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Really nice Gimpy!

Hope some of the other variants get covered like the Sustained Fire role or the Vehicle weapons or the Swedish Lightweight.

Good work!

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Nice work Asheburton, you captured the familiar-at-first glance, yet odd when you take a closer look geometry of the Atvomat really nicely. Always good to have more interesting WW1 firearms in gunbucket.



Johson M1941 Light Machine Gun



Reising Model 50 Submachine Gun



Reising Model 55 Submachine Gun

I'm going to dedicate this post to the USMC in the Pacific, since by a slight coincidence I ended up doing three guns that were almost exclusively used by the Marines in WW2. All of which were used in some part or another because the Marines couldn't get the equivalent guns the army was using. In the case of the Johnson MG, I'd say they definitely got the better end of the deal than those guys stuck with BARs. With the Reising? Eh. Not so much. I already did an earlier drawing of the Reising, but I've known it was scaled incorrectly for a while and had been meaning to redraw it. So now I have.

Nice drawings as usual.

The Israeli Dror SMG was a variant of Johnson and I would like to see my favorit pistol here, the Bergmann.

Very nice additions. Keep it up.

Bergmann 1910/21



BAR M1918



BAR M1918A2

Thanks!

And an early M1903 Bergmann for having the first and finak version of that pistol please!