General Electric, in tandem with Linderhoff Taktik, were given multiple billions by the German military in order to develop a new infantry type taking advantage of the capabilities of people with a beyond above average stature and strength. Coated head to toe in level four body armor and with a streamlined set of equipment to focus this new "Ultra Heavy Machine-Gunner" on their role, the UHMG kit features a backpack that can potentially hold 2,300 rounds of 30mm that is fed into a modified Gau-8/a, retooled for infantry use. Its drum, previously a magazine, has been converted to offset the weight of the weapon, and its mechanics are now housed in a sleek metal shell. The bullet vest features an attachable "crotch flap", as well as an IFAK and a tourniquet for wound treatment. -- Pictured here is Maxyp, a model hired to show off the uniform in a recent show to other potential investors who may have an interest in this equipment!
Commission for Mister.lol on FA! This was really fun trying to figure out how to work everything with furgonomics and y’know, how to make a plane’s weapon usable by infantry, but it was a super fun and welcome challenge!
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