Love the army :) will you continue the project even with the OOP state of USAriadna? On an unrelated basis: are you starting with black or white primer? The green looks so radiant
Thanks! 1. I am not easily deterred once I set my eyes onto something. So yes, I'm continuing to collect and play USAriadna :P 2. Black (as a good morning coffee) primer with some airbrush pre-shading.
Maverick - an unorthodox or independent-minded person; a rebel; an unbranded calf or yearling. Motorized recon battalions - ‘Mavericks’ - are the USAriadna's know-how. In the vast (and roadless) expanses of the Last State, they serve as mobile reconnaissance, caravan escorts, and messengers liaising with remote outposts. Away from the main forces, they can only rely on themselves, their speed and skill (and, well, their MSV1). And they're OK with it. Mavericks
Foxtrot -- in the U.S. Army, a designation for the letter F, used in voice communication to avoid errors in transmitting and receiving important information (coordinates, etc.). Also, an informal army substitute for the swear word ‘F...’ Also -- a fast paired dance (‘fox trot’). Foxtrots are scouts, specializing in surveillance, finding and raiding targets, ambushes and forward observing. They counter all advanced alien technology and weaponry with their own brains, camouflage and mines, as well as out of this world fitness and stamina levels. They are capable of moving unnoticed for hundreds of miles, they can stay in ambush for days and will complete their task, no matter what. Foxtrot Rangers
One of the guys in my local meta was thinking about playing USAriadna at the time when NOVA launched and managed to get one when it was released. He later decided to give a try to Qapu Khalqi and I happened to have some old QK miniatures he was looking for. Not really equal trade in my opinion but he knew I was going to play USAriadna at some tournaments and decided that was valiant enough of me to warrant this trade. That’s how it happened XD
Wardriving is the process of finding and hacking vulnerable Wi-Fi access points by a person or a group of people equipped with a portable computer with a Wi-Fi adapter. A vehicle is used in this process (hence the name - war driving). Wardrivers are a fraternity of mercenary hackers who travel the Human Sphere offering their services as cyberspace operatives to paying customers. Despite their lack of formal structure, the Wardrivers form a tight-knit community, and those who dare to tarnish their reputation will soon find that they may lose not only their valuable data, but their lives as well. Wardriver
Once during the Separatist Wars, a large Cossack convoy was ambushed and burned. The vehicles wreckage completely blocked one of the central roads of Rodina. When the specialist who was ordered to clear the way was asked what he was going to do, he replied, “Give me five minutes, a good dozer, and I'll move anything.” Since then, the nickname “Dozer” has become the almost official name of all combat engineers in the armies of Ariadna. Dozers are indispensable field repairmen, able to make almost anything work with wire, duct tape, and some strong words, and they are also expert demolition men, able to blow anything up with the very same tools. Dozer
RANGER RANGER HERE WE GO HERE WE GO EVERY DAY GOT TO RUN EVERY DAY GOT TO RUN GOT TO BE NUMBER ONE GOT TO BE NUMBER ONE GOT TO BE AIRBORNE AIRBORNE RANGER AIRBORNE RANGER R — RUNNING HARD A — ALL THE WAY N — NEVER QUIT G — GOT TO GO E — EVERY DAY EVERY DAY GOT TO RUN EVERY DAY GOT A JOB R — RANGER RANGER HARDCORE HARDCORE SUPER-DUPER SUPER-DUPER PARATROOPER HARDCORE RANGER ONE MILE ONE MILE NO SWEAT NO SWEAT BETTER YET TWO MILES TWO MILES TOO SHORT TOO SHORT THREE MILES COMING UP COMING UP THREE MILES COMING UP PIECE OF CAKE PIECE OF CAKE FOUR MILES FOUR MILES LITTLE SWEAT LITTLE SWEAT FIVE MILES FIVE MILES RANGER RUN RANGER RUN Airborne Rangers
(It is highly recommended to listen to Five Finger Death Punch - Wrong Side of Heaven while reading) The borders of USAriadna are vast, majestic, breathtaking, and... almost empty. This wild frontier, full of dangerous animals and often attacked by tribes of Antipodes, is not easy to settle. The few small settlements are located at great distances from large cities and from each other. But it is these places that have long been a favorite destination for many American veterans. After retiring, some former soldiers come here to live alone, traveling among the magnificent endless expanses, surviving by hunting and gathering. The Ariadnians call such people Hardcases. Here, beyond the borders of civilization, the voices that haunt them and the bloody nightmares of the past fade away. But they remember their vows, and when trouble comes, when peaceful citizens are threatened with destruction, dark hunters in worn clothes appear as if from nowhere. They gather and deliver information about enemy movements to the army, lead civilians to safety along secret paths, track down and destroy enemy scouts, and divert the main enemy forces, paying a high price to buy time and save the lives of others. Sometimes during wartime, they are gathered into entire “irregular border battalions” that assist the main army in combat operations. Hardcase