Some more sketches of my Heavy Cream OC, Hopper. Thanks @soviet-rocketnauts-hideaway for the suggestion on the Colt 9mm and your drawing!
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Some more sketches of my Heavy Cream OC, Hopper. Thanks @soviet-rocketnauts-hideaway for the suggestion on the Colt 9mm and your drawing!
Some more fan sketches. Effie and Heavy Cream belongs to @ttyto-alba
Tried to get closer to Effie’s proportions that I’ve seen in drawings and to better visualize the outfit for my fan OC. Vest is a US Vietnam era flak jacket with a bulletproof plate strapped on top.
I don't usually make OCs for stuff, but I decided to make one for Heavy Cream. I wanted to use an XM28 gas mask for something and it's nicknamed "Grasshopper" irl. So why not make a character with a grasshopper theme. The mask's been modified for PAPR usage and 40mm NATO filters. Thinking of giving her an SMG, but don't know which one yet.
Basic character designs. Better character sheet coming soon
Tenth anniversary of the Hague Code of Conduct Against Ballistic Missile Proliferation (HCOC)
Media Note Office of the Spokesperson Washington, DC November 26, 2012
On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the Hague Code of Conduct Against Ballistic Missile Proliferation (HCOC), the United States recognizes the HCOC as an outstanding example of international cooperation and applauds the Code’s ongoing efforts to promote transparency and confidence building measures in the area of ballistic missiles.
Since it was launched on November 25, 2002, subscription to the HCOC has grown to 134 countries, and the Code has contributed significantly to international ballistic missile nonproliferation through its efforts to delegitimize such proliferation. The United States looks forward to continued close cooperation with all HCOC-Subscribing States to promote ballistic missile nonproliferation – and through it, global security – and encourages all countries that have not yet done so to subscribe to the Code.