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Is my kit even consider RUSFOR?

Im working on a New rusfor kit inspired on some games like Escape From Tarkov, Squad's IMF and BF3 russian faction like the reference pics. I know that in fact the kit is made of cheap knockoffs and using a M4 with this loadout is a sin, but im triyng to improve and soon i will get an AKS74. Anywas, feel free to roast it.

u/Zealousideal-Band369 — 12 days ago

What you guys think?

Got these for a price but I love them, pretty good for generation 1 nvg and they are analog

u/Less-Ad1275 — 12 days ago
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Update on my Motostrelok LARP kit.

Same as last time, I don't have access to real gear, but I try to be as accurate as possible. My helmet arrived. Thi kit is.meant to be early-mid war (2022-2023) Motor-Infantryman. Unfortunately the "Army Branch" and "Unit Type" patches are covered by shoulder pads. But they are present. Hope you don't mind my experiments with lighting))))

Edit:

Thanks for the MOLLE feedback. I'll tuck the lower pouch straps in!

As for the patches, I would respectfully disagree with many of you. They objectively were/are common, especially the generic ones like the flag, blood type and “Z”. You do have a point, though. They generally are worn more on the side, so I'll move them a bit.

As for the shoulder and groin pads, yes, they aren't all that popular to wear. But Stormtroopers use/d them, so I don't really see a big issue. Yes, the original Ratnik-6 ones were never particularly popular among soldiers, but I find them quite comfy. And I don't see an issue with wearing standard-issue equipment and calling it accurate. After all, it's pretty reasonable to say that some soldiers wore exactly the full official kit that was issued to them.

For those who have authenticity issues with the kit: I repeat, just treat this as a cosplay/LARP kit. Jeez, we're guys playing with toy guns. No need to take ourselves so seriously.

u/milsim-guy — 13 days ago