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Vahdokah

i hope you know, OP, that all of your art you posted will get deleted if you don't bother to properly tag your pictures and cite your sort

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iridescent slime

Bad_anatomy added for that huge bulge on the front of her thigh. Like, what kind of physical condition would cause her leg to look like this? If it were fat, gravity would make it squish more out to the sides and she wouldn't have such a deep valley where her thigh meets the hip. If it were her quadriceps — not likely, since her knee is in flexion — one would expect to see more muscle definition along the length of her thigh, not just in one spot. Maybe it's supposed to be a tumor?

Or maybe the artist thinks people are made out of modeling clay and can be shaped like whatever with zero consideration for the structures underneath.

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oracle135

"Production Soldiers, I'm proud of you folks too!"

(I actually still use Fang since I only have Siege and no other high-end vanguard...)

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Boksi

Aviation destroyers really were a thing the US Navy experimented with.

USS Hutchins(DD-476), Fletcher-class. Was eventually built with a standard configuration instead.
USS Pringle(DD-477), Fletcher-class; first US destroyer to launch an aircraft with a catapult.
USS Stanly(DD-478), Fletcher-class. Her catapult was removed in 1943, unused.
USS Stevens(DD-479), Fletcher-class; first US destroyer to launch and successfully recover an aircraft.
USS Halford(DD-480), Fletcher-class. Her catapult was removed in 1943.
USS Leutze(DD-481), Fletcher-class. Was never built with a catapult but was planned to have one.

In the end, they decided it wasn't worth the trouble.

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