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Star Wars - EA Battlefront 2: Echo and Fives [Playermodel]

- Retexture: .smitty
- Porting to Source Engine: Markus Rollo
- EA for making this model
- Using the main data: Venator
- Using the basic scratched texture: Grady
- Using the story from wookieepedia
- Using the head: Gonzo

CT-1409—nicknamed "Echo"—was a clone trooper who served the Grand Army of the Galactic Republic during the Clone Wars. Born on Kamino, Echo was originally identified as CT-21-0408, a cadet of the Domino Squad along with his friend Fives, before he graduated into the Republic army. On his first assignment, Echo was tasked with guarding the Rishi Station moon base, where he, along with Fives and the Clone Captain Rex, aided in warning the Republic of an impending Separatist attack on Kamino. Echo was commended for his bravery and absorbed into the 501st Legion.

CT-27-5555, also known as ARC-5555 and later re-designated as CT-5555, was a clone trooper who served in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars. Because of his clone designation, he was given the nickname "Fives." Around 22 BBY, right about the time that the clone war had begun, Fives was assigned to Domino Squad, a unit of clone cadets that trained within the planet Kamino's clone military education complex, under the command of the Siniteen Sergeant Bric. Fives and his squad were required to pass a test in order to become battle-ready clone troopers. After the completion of their training, Fives, along with a number of other rookie clone troopers, was assigned to Rishi Station, a listening post located on the moon of Rishi. Fives was present when the Confederate General Grievous invaded the moon to take control of the Republic listening post. With the arrival of Clone Commander Cody and Clone Captain Rex, the two clone officers helped Fives and the surviving rookie troops retake the outpost.

- Star Wars Battlefront 2: 501st ARC Echo
- Star Wars Battlefront 2: 501st ARC Fives

Included Playermodels: 2

- High resolution textures
- modular bodygroups
- easy to modify (sorted folders)