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Battle8111 - - 1,002 comments

Very nice!

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Chompster Author
Chompster - - 4,310 comments

Thank you.

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ecepeda8888
ecepeda8888 - - 61 comments

Love the texture!

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Chompster Author
Chompster - - 4,310 comments

Definitely one of my better ones :)
Thanks.

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murauder
murauder - - 3,668 comments

So who's the lucky bastard that gets to lug around "Ma Deuce."

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Chompster Author
Chompster - - 4,310 comments

hmm.. i wonder..

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Woozle
Woozle - - 2,617 comments

Is the tripod mounted version going to be different to this?

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Chompster Author
Chompster - - 4,310 comments

No plans for a tripod mounted version for now.

But if/when i do, it probably won't be. It might lose the bipod and then simple be mounted on a tripod like they did with the MG34.

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Woozle
Woozle - - 2,617 comments

But the most common heavy stubber model looks just like an M2 browning (which it states in your description).

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Talic
Talic - - 449 comments

Nothing forces them actually be same looking, as there are different variations and patterns.

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Chompster Author
Chompster - - 4,310 comments

What Talic said pretty much.

Also I just grabbed that description from Lexicanum, which contradicts itself by lower on the page showing the only known pattern, which is unknown.. that looks like this one.

Not to mention that I find it a waste of time to make a whole new model just for a tripod mounted version..

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Medraen
Medraen - - 273 comments

¨The best thing on warhammer 40k is that you can make any weapon desing you want and call it unknown pattern or a pattern belonging to a certain planet/ sector you can also create, because there are billions worlds in w40k

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Luthorian Creator
Luthorian - - 1,428 comments

Most common, not all. GW uses the M2 look, FW has 3 separate heavy stubber designs: the artwork we've used, the renegade miniature which is a giant, straight magazine-fed MG42 and the Krieg double-barreled, giant Bren guns.

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Woozle
Woozle - - 2,617 comments

Krieg is actually using french 13mm hotckiss guns. Upload.wikimedia.org

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Luthorian Creator
Luthorian - - 1,428 comments

+1, keep forgetting those exist.

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BrimM91
BrimM91 - - 101 comments

Great!

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Tommyboy47
Tommyboy47 - - 156 comments

Its like a combined BAR and MG42

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Chompster Author
Chompster - - 4,310 comments

Yeah, just what I was thinking.

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Stylo Creator
Stylo - - 377 comments

This is absolutely marveles! Great job.

Regards Stylo! d:

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TommySS111
TommySS111 - - 160 comments

no words!!

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spitfire109
spitfire109 - - 76 comments

YAY another thing to mow chaos down with.

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Chompster Author
Chompster - - 4,310 comments

This is actually what the renegades will be using. Some vehicles might come with them pintle mounted(both imperial and chaos) but it's only Chaos troops that will be deployed with it.

You'll have to loot it off the corps of a dead renegade to use it against them.

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GreenTango
GreenTango - - 142 comments

So this is what they call MG98.

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Redonax
Redonax - - 43 comments

Very nice,but i must ask : Are you planning to add Eldars ?

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Luthorian Creator
Luthorian - - 1,428 comments

They are on the perhaps pile, based on how successfully we can implement the Imperial Guard, Chaos and Space Marines.

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Description

The heavy stubber, also known as a heavy stub gun, is a projectile weapon similar in appearance and effect to a M2-era heavy machine gun, firing large-calibre bullets able to stop a man dead in his tracks. The heavy stubber is inferior to the Heavy Bolter in terms of penetration, being defeated by anything better than Flak armour, but compensates with sheer rate of fire, making it an ideal weapon for use against hordes of lightly-armoured infantry and vehicles. The heavy stubber is also cheap and easy to mass produce and can be built on many low-tech worlds which might not otherwise be able to construct laser weapons. The weight and recoil of many patterns of heavy stubbers require that they be fired from the prone position with a bipod or tripod, or require a pintle mount on an armoured vehicle. Others are more man-portable, and even heavier patterns can be wielded by a single trooper through the use of bracing harnesses or suspensors.
Within the Imperial Guard the heavy stubber remains its most common anti-personnel weapon. It is often used as a crew-served support weapon or mounted on vehicles in cases where the rarer but more potent Storm Bolter is unavailable. Siege Regiments in particular, typically suffering heavy casualties and having to use local materials to replace any equipment losses, make prodigious use of heavy stubbers on account of their ease of manufacture and maintenance. Because of its pervasiveness the heavy stubber has also found its way into the hands of Imperial citizens, and is popular with both militias and outlaws.
Adeptus Astartes armour is practically immune to heavy stubber fire, although a lucky bullet can penetrate the less-protected areas such as the neck or joints and cause serious injury.

model and textures by Chompster