No spoiler tags on tumblr, but I imagine people who don’t want to be spoiled won’t be looking at the MGS tags for a while.
old art stuff
My contribution to another artist asking their followers about clothes for one of their characters
Adrian helmet with Polack 3rd type visor
Designed by Aide-Major and ophthalmologist Polack c.1915-18, about 2000 produced for field testing.
0,7mm mild steel, nasal visor with louver eye protection.
One of the many prototypes of enclosed helmets being bounced around Europe during the Great War.
Colt Monitor R80 automatic machine rifle, early model
Designed by John M. Browning c.1917, manufactured under license by Colt’s Patent Firearms Manufacturing Co. c.1925~40′s - serial number C-103110.
.30-06 20-round removable box magazine, gas-operated select fire, Cutts Compensator muzzle break.
Although the US Army did not do much with the BAR after its brief use in WW1, both Colt and FN Herstal contributed to making it an extremely effective law enforcement firearm.
Cars were of a sturdier stock back when they were more valued than their occupants, and the only automatic firearm police forces had at the time -the Thompson submachine gun in .45ACP- could not reliably penetrate their flanks. However, with a lightened, shortened BAR, equipped with a muzzle brake and a pistol grip, the user could put a round through the engine block, the bad guy, his pocket watch and probably the rest of the car with ease.
At least one of these steel beasts was used by the posse that shot Bonnie and Clyde, where they proved extremely efficient.
There’s still more! These buggers know how to drive UFO’s just as well as they know how to drive you insane with their expert aim.
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