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Stonepunk: Cavemen with super-powered stone technology. They made a flash game out of it: http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/528538

@Marc_Pasquin Sort of. It's St. Andrew's cross, and I think it's a bit...Off to describe it as a 'reversed Scottish flag', since St. Andrew is the patron saint of Russia as well as Scotland. @Thoughtless Miscreant Close. A similar design (with the cross not reaching the edges of the flag) was...

@Thoughtless Miscreant The first flag is probably disqualified on the basis that it would be sort of confusing if Scotland had the same flag as the Russian navy.

The problem is, by the time of D-Day, Germany was pretty much already beaten. The Soviets were driving them back in the East, the Allies had landed in Italy and while Germany wasn't on the ropes, they were starting to show signs of fatigue. The Russians had started mass producing equipment...

Actually, assuming we just generally ignore the entire weight/gravity issue, it would make sense for them to have VERY thick armor on the bottom. After all, that's the bit that's going to be exposed to the most powerful guns the enemy has, and with the development of an aerobattleship, you can...

Well, not quite perfected. That was sort of the point of the film, wasn't it? ...Well, the point of the film was for dinosaurs to eat people and to be a platform for a CGI wankfest such as the word had never seen before, yes, but I like to think there was some philosophy there too.

That would be expensive. Also they might have had to put effort into the show, rather than having a script written by an unpaid intern, with quotes from some people nobody's ever heard of and an attention whore. It's Spike TV, come on. They even stopped caring enough to supply Deadliest...

I admit, I laughed a bit. But then I was sad, because Spike's target audience is probably going to believe every word in that show. And I like how they avoid mentioning the Soviets as anything except a comparison for how awful the Nazis were. Still, I like that general guy. He's silly...

@Prolite/Hapsburg They were actually mostly inspired by Last Exile's Anatoray fleet: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6okRQZMGdI Although I admit, ship to ship musket battles is a bit too much, as awesome as it is.

On the subject of steampunk, while my own designs aren't exactly 'pure' steampunk (more steampunk with a strong scifi twist, plus a hefty dose of Last Exile), I'm curious if I could get an opinion on these...

And since I've been critiquing people's guns, I suppose I should supply my own. Of course, these come with the disclaimer that they are a little...Unusual. Basically, the primary armament of the Russian army consists of fancy-pants muskets employing railgun technology to fire very high-powered...

I was using them as size examples. I would assume that by the 5th millennium we would have something better than we've currently got, but your round does seem to be roughly equivalent to a modern rifle round in terms of size. Fair enough, although I wouldn't say that weight is a nonissue if a...

@Color-Copycat It's completely impractical, probably impossible and totally silly. I love it :P @Hapsburg This might seem like a fairly minor thing, but I'd go for a smaller round. The 5.56 NATO or 5.45mm Russian, for example. If it's a rifle for paratroopers and such, weight is going to be...

If he did that, it'd look like some sort of weird alternate Arizona flag, though. I think the coloring is good, but since Oregon's involved, there clearly needs to be a beaver on there. Beavers are the only interesting thing in Oregon. True facts, yo.

Which is fine, since the SAS are elite soldiers and are often put into situations where they can't haul along an MG of any sort, thus they have to, as was mentioned earlier, employ smaller weapons for suppression purposes. The SAS being well trained and typically veteran soldiers means that...