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GreenLead wrote: While the upcoming MK-48 is used by some American Spec Ops units, I doubt a beach landing will involve that much firepower. Navy SEAL beach landings are supposed to be about stealthy insertion, not letting loose walls of flying hot lead.
Unless of course, someone else can convince me ;)
I'm not exactly sure if SEALs use the MK48 in beach landings. I just put it in the duo because the MK48's wikipedia page said that SEALs use it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mk_48_Mod_0_machine_gun
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catkid wrote:My idea is that the two can be riding in the raft, and the machine gunner would be at the front manning the MK48, protecting the diver from approaching enemies. GreenLead wrote:While the upcoming MK-48 is used by some American Spec Ops units, I doubt a beach landing will involve that much firepower. Navy SEAL beach landings are supposed to be about stealthy insertion, not letting loose walls of flying hot lead. Unless of course, someone else can convince me ;) I think it really depends on the mission. While it wouldn't be used for a beach scan mission, a beach landing mission could be the begining of a direct action raid or deep reconaissance. It really depends on the circumstances though, and what's at stake.
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The SAW looks better than the MK48
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linky-monky wrote:The SAW looks better than the MK48 I've noticed that the only difference between them (besides caliber - and that's unnoticable at minifig scale) is their length. Despite being longer by 3.8cm, really a minifig-scale Mk48 could be considered a M249 SAW.
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I think if the marines were made, one could have an M4 and another the MK48. And a navy seal could have an MP7 or an MP5.( I prefer the MP5 so far, but I haven't seen the MP7.)
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jhawker95 wrote:I think if the marines were made, one could have an M4 and another the MK48. I like that! In addition, the Infantryman could be depicted as a Caucasian (yellow minifig head) and the Gunner fig Afro-American (brown minifig head) jhawker95 wrote: And a navy seal could have an MP7 or an MP5.( I prefer the MP5 so far, but I haven't seen the MP7.)
The MP7 is more of a self-defense weapon, so I prefer Navy SEALs armed with MP5s too.
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GreenLead wrote:In addition, the Infantryman could be depicted as a Caucasian (yellow minifig head) and the Gunner fig Afro-American (brown minifig head) That would be pretty cool. I was actually planning on making a Call of Duty4 fig for Staff Sgt. Griggs. GreenLead wrote:MP7 is more of a self-defense weapon, so I prefer Navy SEALs armed with MP5s too. Yeah, I agree. The MP7 seems more like something that special security forces or bodyguards would carry.
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ghost wrote:The MP7 seems more like something that special security forces or bodyguards would carry. Bodyguards/Security Forces would use the MP5/M4 Carbine. The MP7 seems more suited for a driver/pilot, IMHO.
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I say spec. ops. teams should get mp5s but soldiers should get m4s. Hey maybe it could have terrorist pack so they have someone to fight, they would get AKs.
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I would like to see some modern minifigs to compliment the already offered Bandits, and to balance modern and WWII themes. But with so many variations of modern troops, there are endless possibilities. I think a standard Army grunt would suffice, but until there is a decent PASGAT helmet, I don't know what would be used. Weapons could include an M4, an M1911 (or Desert Eagle if produced), and perhaps a grenade or two. There could even be variations, such as a support gunner with an MK48. No matter what happens, I would love to see some modern troops produced.
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I agree we do need a helmet that is more modern ,or at least a boonie hat.
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I am actually nearly done making a Delta Force squad (four men, including Paul Howe), armed with: 2 M4s, 2, MP5s, 3 M23s, and a shotgun (Paul Howe, as in reality, is equipped with one of the carbines which will have a cut down pump shotgun underneath), and a frag grenade for each. They all have some type of Dino Force body, black pants, and sharpied black TLC Skateboard helmets (because in the Mogadishu conflict, they wore lightweight, cut-down hockey helmets), and all the faces have headsets (once again, read Black Hawk Down.) Right now all I need to do before I post pictures is to the modding on Paul Howe's carbine, attaching the cut-down shotgun underneath. Unrelated, but I also made to Black Panthers.
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Now don't think I'm saying this because of favoritism or because I was a marine or anything. I love this idea. We have James Bond, Cops, and Colonial Marines. Why not add some modern soldiers to compliment all the nice current weapons Will makes and or will be available for production soon i.e. M4, MP5, Flashbangs, MK48, and all of those.
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I agree entirely. What good is an M4 is theres no man in camo to man it? Helmets might end up being a problem though, and packs too. However its hard to have a good time with Banditos (terrorists, if you will) when there is no counter-force.
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Most indubidably. Although we could use the TLC backpack (The one that comes in the Indiana Jones Motorcycle chase set) and try to get it in black. Time to go find a picture from Bricklink! Here we are. And it comes in black! Or perhaps this one. Shoot, no black. But there is green!
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I've decided to bump this thread, because I am such a fan of this suggestion. So let's go on with more discussion.
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THis is a great idea I think it would be great if brickarms made some navy seals! :)
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kaboom4 wrote:So let's go on with more discussion. Okay. :) If a BrickArms Navy SEAL minifig is made, what weapons would you all like to see included with it? It seems that there are quite a lot of choices: - MP5 - M4 - MK48 - M23 - M23 SOCOM - KA-BAR Of course, we'll have to pick and choose, seeing as minifigs usually aren't armed with six weapons at once. ;) *Disclaimer that none of the above is currently being developed by Will* obxcrew
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I would like to see a monopod-equipped M4 and a KA-BAR for this minifig if it was ever produced. I read a whole lot of books by former SEALS and it seems they carried M1911s or M9s for sidearms.
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obxcrew wrote:kaboom4 wrote:So let's go on with more discussion. Okay. :) If a BrickArms Navy SEAL minifig is made, what weapons would you all like to see included with it? It seems that there are quite a lot of choices: - MP5 - M4 - MK48 - M23 - M23 SOCOM - KA-BAR Of course, we'll have to pick and choose, seeing as minifigs usually aren't armed with six weapons at once. ;) *Disclaimer that none of the above is currently being developed by Will* obxcrew If a seal went into production you guys should let everyone chose what weapon you want with it. Just my idea. ~✡SMIDY✡~
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