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More TL-191 soldiers. Per discussions with Vexiphile , I agree that TL-191 Britain's soldiers wouldn't be very different from OTL's, as the UK was not a totalitarian state in that timeline. Nevertheless, I wanted to differentiate them a little. I used Winter German bodies from Bolt Action for two of the soldiers, giving one a Confederate-style ripper machine gun (read: an OTL WWII MG)*, and another rifle arms from a Japanese soldier (not to say that TL-191's Britain uses Japanese guns, but because those were the most convenient arms I had ). The officer does use a British body, with a metal head from a Pig Iron set. The gas mask tin hat soldier was originally purchased for my [40K] Davonian Trenchers , which is why it looks more sci-fi than I'd like.

Painting wise, I kept the webbing beige and not green, as I'm thinking the OTL change did not occur ITTL. Another way to differentiate OTL and TL-191 Brits.

* Vexiphile pointed out that the Bren is based on a Czech gun, which would thus mean it's developed by Austria-Hungary in TL-191 and won't be found in British hands.

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More TL-191 soldiers. Per discussions with Vexiphile , I agree that TL-191 Britain's soldiers wouldn't be very different from OTL's, as the UK was not a totalitarian state in that timeline. Nevertheless, I wanted to differentiate them a little. I used Winter German bodies from Bolt Action for two of the soldiers, giving one a Confederate-style ripper machine gun (read: an OTL WWII MG)*, and another rifle arms from a Japanese soldier (not to say that TL-191's Britain uses Japanese guns, but because those were the most convenient arms I had ). The officer does use a British body, with a metal head from a Pig Iron set. The gas mask tin hat soldier was originally purchased for my [40K] Davonian Trenchers , which is why it looks more sci-fi than I'd like.

Painting wise, I kept the webbing beige and not green, as I'm thinking the OTL change did not occur ITTL. Another way to differentiate OTL and TL-191 Brits.

* Vexiphile pointed out that the Bren is based on a Czech gun, which would thus mean it's developed by Austria-Hungary in TL-191 and won't be found in British hands.