@stedilnik's 's Sam Thott doesn't even know that much about football. She just has an instinctive drive to do things that will annoy Peggy. (Go Birds).
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@stedilnik's 's Sam Thott doesn't even know that much about football. She just has an instinctive drive to do things that will annoy Peggy. (Go Birds).
A bit of Devon Linework
Since I haven't posted some free art in a while
Have some Devon Masters, as a treat
And...
Some "fun" facts about the piece and what's in it:
Devon's wearing his signature jacket which is covered in bloodstains. He likes getting his hands dirty, and that tends to get his jacket dirty too. He cleans it...But he never cleans it in a way that would get rid of all the blood. Just enough to keep it wearable and in good condition, he likes the stains. The gun is a Bolt Cartwright, specially made to Devon's specifications:
.454 instead of the standard .357
Additional Bolt Elemental Gate inside the barrel, charged differently than the one built into the chamber (Bolt weapons come standard with a special "gate" just past the chamber so that when the bullet fires, it passes through and becomes charged with an element. Standard element is electricity, but Devon's has an additional gate partway through the barrel that also charges the bullets with flame, resulting in super-heated shock rounds. That's what the addition on the bottom of the gun is for; power cells that fuel the secondary gate)
Don't ask me how the Bolt company does that with their guns without ruining the functionality, they won't tell me.
Specially made handgrip designed to fit his hand perfectly, so long as he holds it properly (he rarely does, part of the fun to him is seeing how wrong he can fire that thing and still hit his target)
Additional plating on the sides specifically to make the gun heavier so when he uses it as a melee weapon, it has a better impact.
His ears are ripped up and torn from countless shootouts where his Blessing was just that tiniest bit too slow. Every rip, tear, or nick in his ears came from a bullet or blade he barely dodged enough to miss the more important parts of his head.
Peggy is a firm proponent of giving clear, easy to understand feedback to her subordinates, because she believes in maintaining an honest and transparent management style.
When you're serving under Peggy Patterson, you quickly learn that trying to stop and ask her for anything after 1700 hours on Friday unless someone is dead or dying is grounds for you to be the next one who is, in fact, dead or dying.
Have a good weekend.
PLEASE JUST TELL ME I'M A GOOD WOLF AND PET ME
Featuring my screensona, this was only spossed to be a 10 minute vent piece but I decided to get possessed guess??? Damn.... Aww pet the poor wolf <3
Love me some of @radarwarble.bsky.social's leggy merc pilot character Armistice and I got infected with brain worms of what she might look like as a modern day fighter jet pilot and decided to let the brain worms take the wheel.
Don't mind me I'm just over here rotating potential character concepts in my head.
Capt Margaret C. Patterson (2IC, B Company, 7th Aubrysian Parachute Battalion, 3rd Airborne Brigade, 1st Airborne Division) prepares to fire the AB42 MK IA 5.56mm automatic rifle during a live fire drill at Shigakwa Barracks - March, 1994
The Aubrysian Ordinance Factories AB42 first entered service with the Aubrysian Armed Forces in 1984 in its MK I iteration to replace the popular but venerable AB2 battle rifle. It is a short-stroke piston, rotating bolt, gas-operated automatic rifle chambered for the 5.56x45mm cartridge.
The AB42 MK IA is a variant of the MK I rifle which replaces the plastic fixed stock with a folding metal stock with a plastic butt. This variant is used by specialized units such as paratroopers, vehicle crews, or other troops whose duties prevent them from carrying a full-sized rifle at all times.