aclark79

They are ridgetech scorpions, very similar to the old french paladium boot. I personally like them very much, although they don't have the best ankle support at all times. Don't know where you can get them now, they weren't terribly popular. Knee pads underneath... hmmm... have to think about that, and yes, I always use facepaint at an event. Thanks for the compliment.

My loadout, non-british dump pouch, extra pouch for some orange smoke markers, compass pouch on belt, sidepouch for a hydration bladder. PLCE kit is a bit used and beat up, but it works.

Heres a pic or two from when my team was fairly new. We are slowly working on getting a little more uniformity Grid 18 - Oregon Grid 18 pregame breifing Grid 18 during break Operation Enduring Horizon. My team was the host, so we played the role of the UN, moving teams from competition station to competition station. Operation EH

I dissagree, one of th thrills of posting a picture for me is to see the responses, to let me know I did a nice job with the painted gun, the posing, my load out, the event. If people don't post responses howwill I know. Out of the many many replies that were posted about my MP5 tiger I got 3 rep points... not nearly the same (rep points are cool, don't missunderstand me). Keep the replies, drop excessive qouting of already posted pictures

Its meant to be an urban pattern, but I didn't want a digital or square block patter (ala british berlin garrison). Now I know Urban really isn't that effective, but its fun.

TM MP5 as painted by Dave at Long Island Airsoft. Normally I don't go for painted guns but I wanted something cool for some CQB urban games. It may not be practicle but I like it.

TM MP5 as painted by Dave at Long Island Airsoft. Normally I don't go for painted guns but I wanted something cool for some CQB urban games. It may not be practicle but I like it.

THe goal was to end up with a current issue MG3. Unfortunatly the gun did not work as advertised and was sold down to line to someone with more tinkering skills than I. I replaced the flash suppresor and the feed tray and was working towards MG3 sights and AA sights. It was a heavy beast, and if it had worked right I never would have sold it.

No 5 RAC (Royal Air Commandos) based in Oregon USA. 1st pic is when first forming. We are slowly working on uniformity, more British equipment and gear to replace American kit, and more British weapons. These are from an event we hosted and used WWII vehicles to ferry people from station to station (contest), 4 wheelers for commo.

Since modified the helmet, no scrim.