Public Discussion Thread

[cagumelo]

ins't the yewllow in the wrong sholder?

[FPaiva]

Originally Posted by [R-COM]Glimmerman

Looks nice, do you have it in a working build allready?

Not yet. the deal who i did with Salmonella was to get the max nunbemr of things done before move to a biuld. For now we are just replacing the Jungle and Desert (UN) USMC and China factions to Brazil and Farc forces.

Originally Posted by Paladin Necroman

Isn't it like a parade show off stuff?

No, those colors are used in Combat/ Patrols by the FARC...

[.CAOZERO.]

The skin are too saturated. The brazilian flag and the guerrilha shoulder coould be less saturated, and, add more dirt.

Other point to look at, is that most of the time, the uniform of those soldiers are wet during the operations on closed jungle, making it looks darker.

[ForLibertyandFreedom]

Apologies if this question has been answered previously, I couldn't find one.

Can I ask why is it Brazilian vs FARC? Has the Brazilians supported the Columbian forces in combating the FARC rebels? No complaints here, the concept is awesome, and I cannot wait to see further progress for these 2 factions. It just confused me a little.

Keep up the good work.

[Ivan]

E a?, quando sai!?

[Max Hetfield]

Originally Posted by Black/Brunez

No, this is not a joke. This is the helmet of the UN soldiers.

to add some dirt on the clothes is not a bad idea

Kidding. For me with dirt or without dirt, the soldiers texture looks (like I always say) AWESOME!

Guys, what about Colombia's Army vs. Venezuela's Army?? FARC has never fought against the Brazilian Army, they use Brazilian territory in the jungle as shelter. Or FARC vs. Colombia's Army If you like my idea I can provide with pictures, info and pictures of locations in Venezuela and Colombia.

P.S.: I'm colombian.

Originally Posted by cagumelo

ins't the yewllow in the wrong sholder?

That's the Colombian flag. The pictures you use are pretty old, things have changed a lot. They don't use the flag anymore and the uniform is different now. That was a parade in 1998, when FARC had under control the 45% of the Colombia's territory, now they only has the 4%.



Colombia's Army fights against 2 guerrilla groups. The other one is ELN (Ejercito de Liberacion Nacional - National Liberation Army). Here FARC and ELN members are talking.



Another FARC picture



Surrender



Recent combat picture in August 2011



FARC camps in the jungle











Path in the jungle, where usually FARC ambushes Colombia's Army with IED, grenades, machine gun fire or gas cylinders used as mortars.







Colombia's Army - M-4 Carbine and UH-60 BlackHawk mod "Harp?a"



Colombia's Army - Close Up on soldier. IMI-GALIL, Main assault rifle.



UH-60 Harp?a and troops



Training





Checking out a FARC camp



Nexter



Sniper and Recon - Colombia's Army



Crew



After UH-60 landing, it's time to advance.



Mit?, Colombia



FARC Breaching into house:



Jungle



Choco-Colombia















Montes de Mar?a, North of Colombia





Attack on petrol tanker



Barracancabermeja Gas Plant

[H.sta]

First of all there is a edit button

second, this is the Brazilian faction, they wanted a enemy they could fight in the jungles of Brazil and have been hard at work making both the FARC and the Brazilian faction. Although the Brazilians don't fight FARC in real life, it is a plausible situation.

[Max Hetfield]

Originally Posted by [R-COM]H.sta

First of all there is a edit button

second, this is the Brazilian faction, they wanted a enemy they could fight in the jungles of Brazil and have been hard at work making both the FARC and the Brazilian faction. Although the Brazilians don't fight FARC in real life, it is a plausible situation.

In fact not, mate. Borderlines. Neither colombian nor brazilian soldiers could get too deep inside the Amazon jungle. And they are disrupting the reality, by the way. Brazil has never, ever faced FARC.

[H.sta]

Originally Posted by Max Hetfield

In fact not, mate. Borderlines. Neither colombian nor brazilian soldiers could get too deep inside the Amazon jungle. And they are disrupting the reality, by the way. Brazil has never, ever faced FARC.

Norway has never faced a fictional MEC faction either... it's still plausible

but if you want a Colombian faction, feel free to make one

[FPaiva]

Originally Posted by Max Hetfield

In fact not, mate. Borderlines. Neither colombian nor brazilian soldiers could get too deep inside the Amazon jungle. And they are disrupting the reality, by the way. Brazil has never, ever faced FARC.

In 1991 while the world was focused on the 1st Gulf War, an advanced post opf the Brazilian Army, in the Tra?ra river was attacked by FARC, 3 soldiers where killed in the action. After that, the Brazilian Army began military operations in both Brazilian and Colombian territory in order to hunt FARC members. The operations outiside the brazilian border have ended in 2002 where in the Japur? river, an attack by the Brazilian soldiers have killed an unknown number of armed men in boats. It has ended because the Brazilian Soldiers didn't knew if they where FARC or Colombian troops.