The units are really well done, but I'm curious about something. What pattern is the Delta wearing, as it looks almost like one of those knock-off multicam designs.Syria from the 1940s to 2024. Since the collapse of the Ba'athist government in Syria I just felt the urge do a Syria compilation. Figures present represent units and or historical figures that represent the military/paramilitary of Syria as well as forces fighting in Syria. Took me a while to find and accurately portray figures present, especially the Muslim Brotherhood from the Islamist Uprising of 76-82. Tweaked and modified multiple uniforms and figures, mainly from Fairline, Tanelorn, and Typhoon. I've added dates to indicate units of those periods, though Syrian uniforms of the 70s were still being utilized throughout the 80s. I modified the multicam pattern to reflect the HTS fighters' brown/arid version camouflage. Modified Typhoon's Iranian forces uniform, adding more browns and tan. As well as the IDF's new green uniform that came out around 2020. Incorporating and expanding emblems and patches used by groups/forces. And so many more...
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The Delta operator is wearing a pattern that is used by the US Navy, NWU type III (woodland). It is a descendent of the US MARPAT camo. There were some photos of US Spec Ops wearing all kind of camouflage patterns, from MARPAT to tiger stripe and DCU. The figure itself is based on the figure on the left (photo below), though this image has people stating that they are SEALS. There are other photos with other operators wearing the same pattern while being called Delta. So I figured I would be a good move to have Delta present wearing this pattern as there is some plausibility to support it.The units are really well done, but I'm curious about something. What pattern is the Delta wearing, as it looks almost like one of those knock-off multicam designs.
Slight tweak to the J-35:![]()
Closely resembling the American F35, the stealthy Shenyang J-35 will fill a similar role. The major visual difference is the twin WS-13 engine setup. It has been offered to Pakistan and Egypt as the FC-31B Gyrfalcon. Five or six prototypes have flown so far. There is a naval version in the works.
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Speculative take on the newly revealed J-36 thing.
As the Dalai Lama famously said in 1959, and Alanis Morissette also famously released a song with the same line as it's title in 1997, "Thank-you, India."![]()
Indian armed forces equipment currently, many more types either in large numbers in reserve or entering service in small numbers. For example, a pair of old Brahmaputra frigates (the last of the Leander variants) are being phased out. Both countries have a lot of WW2 and cold war equipment in reserve.
It was a famous line by the Dalai Lama when Nehru gave him political asylum in 1959, that was later requoted as a song title by singer-songwriter Alanis Morrissette in 1997. I just whimsically invoked it because you just dropped a big collection of Indian military units.@Patine What are you talking about? I don't get it.