There can be improvements (but not for the better)

Just a goat doing goat things. Collector of Gas Masks and Oldschool Tactical Gear. Delta Force Enthusiast, Tactical Tailor, Furry Artist, Compulsive Buyer of Ballistic Helmets, and Amatuer Gunsmiff. SFW Blog, but expect weird, kinky things. 30/Male/USA.

[taski-guru]

Multislot YCH - "Dog in space!"

✨ All that I can see in the outer space leaves me worried by the question what is that all for © ✨

🔺 If someone tries to contact you by my name personally on Telegram or Discord (or anywhere), that’s most likely not me. Check their account name carefully. 🔺 My contacts are all in my profile.

I always contact customers on FA first, never on discord

(5/5 slots are open)

Payment via PAYPAL (through invoices)

Only feral animals for this ych! Canines are preferable, but I can redraw this slot for a feline too.

Can change the Title for the finished artwork if your character is another specie (like -wolf in space-, -jackal in space- and so on).

for +$80 I can add second character to this YCH and making it duo YCH, can also redraw the pose of the recent placeholder to make them interact with additional character.

I can remove the border if needed

✨💫🌘🪐☄️🌙🌟🌌⭐☀️

Character's emotions are customizable as well as their accessories and the outfit

[jiouska]

[gun-gallery]

Daewoo DR200 - 5.56x45mm

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[fernuminous]

Indulgences

[coyotecultureconnoisseur]

@mou1age

[goatsludge]

Friendship ended with BNVG-M Artemis BNVS Sentinel is my new best friend :D

For the maybe 3 of you keeping track, I'm a fan of ANVIS Ball Detent - despite its drawbacks, it offers the one of lowest profiles you can get when the goggles are in the stowed position.

For a while, I'd been using the BNVG-M 'Artemis' Housing from TNVC, but as of now, I'm switching to the older Adams Industries 'Sentinel' (both of which funnily enough were OEM'd by AB Night Vision).

Reason being, there's several design quirks I never really liked with the Artemis:

The screws/delrin inserts used to change out the modular power adapters are densely grouped and quite fiddly to install. The Sentinel only needs the screws, which are spread over a wider base.

The Artemis's ball detent tilt adjustment is handled through a thumb screw with four springs that physically push on the adapter like a teeter-totter. The Sentinel has a much more robust curved track system for tilt adjustment.

The power contacts on the Artemis are incredibly exposed to moisture while the Sentinel's are well-hidden.

The control switches on the Artemis are a mushy rubber pad style, while the Sentinels have a more rugged PVS14-style knob.

The Artemis lacks an integral battery tray (only the Dovetail MPA has one), leaving you with no way to power on the goggles in ball detent config.

I can understand the reasons why the Artemis was designed this way, such as reducing tolerance stacking, housing size, redundant power contacts, etc, but personally, I like the features that the Sentinel has over it - more robust design logic, less small parts to keep track of.

Seeing as both these units are discontinued and only going to get more scarce, I plan on keeping the Artemis housing, perhaps building it out with a cheap set of intensifiers in the distant future to have as a backup unit.

But really I should probably worry about getting these Sentinels purged and collimated first :P

[goatsludge]

I didn't properly show it off in the post, but the dovetail adapter for these is also pretty damn good. I can see why there's 3D-printed dovetail-only clones of the Sentinels - these are genuinely excellent goggles.

Compare that last pic to the Artemis goggles with its dovetail adapter in the stowed position:

Notice how much higher these stick out compared to the Sentinels.

[squeakitties]

[goatsludge]

Friendship ended with BNVG-M Artemis BNVS Sentinel is my new best friend :D

For the maybe 3 of you keeping track, I'm a fan of ANVIS Ball Detent - despite its drawbacks, it offers the one of lowest profiles you can get when the goggles are in the stowed position.

For a while, I'd been using the BNVG-M 'Artemis' Housing from TNVC, but as of now, I'm switching to the older Adams Industries 'Sentinel' (both of which funnily enough were OEM'd by AB Night Vision).

Reason being, there's several design quirks I never really liked with the Artemis:

The screws/delrin inserts used to change out the modular power adapters are densely grouped and quite fiddly to install. The Sentinel only needs the screws, which are spread over a wider base.

The Artemis's ball detent tilt adjustment is handled through a thumb screw with four springs that physically push on the adapter like a teeter-totter. The Sentinel has a much more robust curved track system for tilt adjustment.

The power contacts on the Artemis are incredibly exposed to moisture while the Sentinel's are well-hidden.

The control switches on the Artemis are a mushy rubber pad style, while the Sentinels have a more rugged PVS14-style knob.

The Artemis lacks an integral battery tray (only the Dovetail MPA has one), leaving you with no way to power on the goggles in ball detent config.

I can understand the reasons why the Artemis was designed this way, such as reducing tolerance stacking, housing size, redundant power contacts, etc, but personally, I like the features that the Sentinel has over it - more robust design logic, less small parts to keep track of.

Seeing as both these units are discontinued and only going to get more scarce, I plan on keeping the Artemis housing, perhaps building it out with a cheap set of intensifiers in the distant future to have as a backup unit.

But really I should probably worry about getting these Sentinels purged and collimated first :P

[bunny-heels]

this game is autobiographical

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[fritzmetzger-reblogs]

I forgot to add this bit.

[goatsdaily]

[uncertaintimes]

Man and dogs on rail cart trip from Shelton to Nome. Photo by Wheeler, 1912 July 28

loc.gov

[unregistered-hypercam2-deactiva]

the evolution here is also a solid contender for meme of the year 2019

[nlogrightsactivistt-deactivated]

your 14 follower blog is silencing queer voices

[goatsludge]

Swiss Huber+Suhner Schutzmaske 3

While the Forsheda F2/Skyddsmask 90 is still my personal favorite gas mask in terms of form and function combined, the SM-3 is a strong contender on sheer aesthetic alone.

@welcome-to-the-moulageathon managed to get some fantastic shots of it tonight; these might be my favorite kit photos we've ever taken so far.

[androdrawco]

Blue sheep 🐑💙

[inatungulates]

American elk Cervus canadensis canadensis

Observed by beetlii, CC BY-NC

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