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Ran out of spare 'Mechs to paint up in my new color scheme, so my mercs now have some attack chihuahuas... err... Savannah Masters.
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Ran out of spare 'Mechs to paint up in my new color scheme, so my mercs now have some attack chihuahuas... err... Savannah Masters.
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My as-yet unnamed ilClan-era mercenaries have an eclectic set of 'Mechs so far, and an apparent disregard for traffic laws.
This Executioner is blocking multiple handicapped spaces! Shame on him!
I've painted up a spare Starslayer in my new color scheme. Still haven't come up with a unit name yet.
Yes, he's standing in a parking lot, because I want more variety to my asphalt bases than just basic road lines. The smooth bases of BattleTech miniatures are great for putting down an even enough coat of Typhus Corrosion for it to work as asphalt, and then it comes down to little details like oil-stains in the parking spaces and the paint being worn off the lines.
With the upcoming new releases for BattleTech, my brain demanded that I come up with a new color scheme for a mercenary unit.
Still haven't come up with a name for the unit, but this upgraded fancy Caesar (it's one of the named-character-piloted custom 'Mechs) looks pretty good in what I came up with.
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The Landsknechts: Europe's Fearsome Mercenary Warriors
Colorfully dressed, fiercely loyal to the highest bidder, and armed with towering pikes, the Landsknechts were among the most famous mercenary soldiers of the Renaissance. First organized by Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I in the late 15th century, these German infantrymen quickly earned a reputation for courage, discipline, and ferocity on battlefields across Europe. Their bold slashed clothing became almost as legendary as their fighting skills.
Landsknechts fought in many of the major wars of the 15th and 16th centuries, often facing their Swiss rivals in brutal pike battles. Many also wielded massive two-handed swords, earning the title Doppelsöldner ("double-pay men") because they accepted the most dangerous assignments. While they could be formidable allies, unpaid Landsknechts sometimes turned to looting, contributing to infamous events such as the 1527 Sack of Rome.
Their influence on European warfare lasted for decades before firearms gradually replaced the dominance of pike formations. Even today, the Landsknechts remain symbols of the colorful, brutal, and ever-changing world of Renaissance warfare.