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Farted by Munglai, September 11, 2008, 09:34:19 PM

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Munglai

I'm looking for some source material for a movie I'm making. I mostly need WWII British and Nazi uniforms but any other pictures of clothing or pictures of towns during the war would be useful!

I'm just asking here because I'm having trouble finding anything good and I know there's a few war/history enthusiasts in the Clock Crew who I figure might have a stash of relevant photos that they kiss every night.

Can anyone help?

CANNABISCLOCK

I googled World war II uniforms and got a bunch of different stuff

from what I've seen, american ones tend to look like this:


and for the most part when I googled nazi I got results that look like this


but honestly that looks like an officers/dress uniform

Munglai

Quote from: SUPER ULTRA SERIOUSPOSTER;1401045but honestly that looks like an officers/dress uniform

Yeah that's the problem I'm having; my characters are disheveled low ranking soldiers and I can only really find pictures of fancy officer uniforms.

also how did the nazi troops not figure out that they were the bad guys when they had dark uniforms and skulls on their hats.

PolearmClock

German:






British:




U.S.


Japan:




Russia


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TequilaClock

Quote from: SUPER ULTRA SERIOUSPOSTER;1401045


Sombra



Wish I had more to help you Munglai but that's all I had lying around on my HDD. Now World War II guns is a different story.

RomanClock

Day of Defeat: Source can help.
lemayo lol :soups:

Munglai

I'm now after an image of someone walking with a wounded person in that soldiery fashion where the wounded one has their arm over the other's shoulder and staggers along next to him. It's surprisingly hard to find one!

Sombra

You're not going to find many in-the-heat-of-combat shots like that because the war photographer/ journalist is going to be going to his rifle or taking cover, not taking pictures when they're getting shot at. Most of the stuff you'll see is either staged or post-combat, or civvie stuff.

Hope these help though.










Munglai

Quote from: SombraClock;1401349You're not going to find many in-the-heat-of-combat shots like that because the war photographer/ journalist is going to be going to his rifle or taking cover, not taking pictures when they're getting shot at. Most of the stuff you'll see is either staged or post-combat, or civvie stuff.

Hope these help though.










yeah but you know

films and stuff

thanks anyway those will be very helpful! I was just having trouble with the placement of the forearm with an over the shoulder support arm thingy.

SouvlakiClock

the real low ranking german army soldiers had a cap on, il try to find you some pics. sorry if this is late.

Munglai

Quote from: SouvlakiClock;1401389the real low ranking german army soldiers had a cap on, il try to find you some pics. sorry if this is late.

It's not late, I'm just animating the figures at the moment. I won't add their clothes and stuff for quite some time.

SilverCherryClock

Quote from: Munglai;1401049also how did the nazi troops not figure out that they were the bad guys when they had dark uniforms and skulls on their hats.

Someone watched That Mitchell and Webb Look
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SO5WoLnOOlU

Munglai

Quote from: ☭Серебряная☭;1401482Someone watched That Mitchell and Webb Look
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SO5WoLnOOlU

I forgot about that. I thought i was being smart.

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