Unit Series: SMLE Mk 3

[Gary Childress]

Another addition has been posted to the SMLE line. See OP above. Blue Monkey may like this one as well, another Indian rifleman.

 

[Steph]

He is not the only one

 

[Ozymandias]

Can we give the man a "Huzzah!"

 

[Steph]

Yeah! An Arabian rifleman!

 

[Gary Childress]

Yeah! An Arabian rifleman!

OK. Now I'm really beginning to think Big Brother is watching.

The next unit in the SMLE series has been posted. Please check out the OP.

 

[Ares de Borg]

Now I can finally replace the Eastern Infantry... after 6 1/2 years...

 

[Micaelus]

Looking great Gary!!

 

[TopGun]

Allahu Akbar! That Arab rifleman is neat.

 

[Ares de Borg]

Allahu Akbar! That Arab rifleman is neat.

How did you know the victory sound I'm using for him?

 

[Gary Childress]

Next rifleman has been posted. Couldn't do an SMLE series without an Australian dude.

 

[General 666]

Great units ,Gary. This has become one of my favorite Unit-Packs. Thanks !

 

[Ozymandias]

Excellent! - What's the opposite of "chunder"

Best,

Oz

 

[Gary Childress]

Excellent! - What's the opposite of "chunder"

Best,

Oz

Chunder?

 

[Ozymandias]

Chunder?

From the Men At Work song, "I Come From The Land Down Under". "Chunder" is one of ten or twleve thousand ways of saying "Being notably ill from drink" in Australian. Synonyms are, "Technicolor yawn," and, "Good Christ, man, not on the car!"

As Ever,

Oz

 

[tom2050]

Wow! These are beyond incredibly useful... I don't even have the words to describe it! It makes me want to start making graphics! (I have tried before, and when I did, it really made me appreciate that much more than before what it takes to do it!). Great Job!

Tom

 

[Steph]

Punjib, Sikh!

A Gurkha next?

 

[Gary Childress]

Oddly enough, with all my WWII uniform books, I don't think I have any pics of Ghurka infantry. If you can supply me with a good pic I'll try to make it.

 

[Ares de Borg]

Gurkha Paratrooper





I wonder if you could make some late 19th century Indian partisan, same headgear and weapon, but a more basic and ragged outfit. And while you're at it, we could need a mid-19th century Indian rifleman as well.

But no rush, Gary, you're doing good work!

 

[Gary Childress]

What if I did a darker skin complexion on my Australian rifleman? That might do the trick for Ghurkas maybe? The hat is a little different but the rest of the clothing is very similar. I don't know if I can find a hat like that.

 

[Ares de Borg]

The traditional sidearm would be the kukri:

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