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The Grenadier's Gear
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Class: Demoman
Item Slot: Misc
Other: Certified Compatible, Smissmas
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Dec 7, 2018 @ 1:41pm
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Description



-3 LODs
-Team colored Combat knife, scarf and grenades
-Paintable scarf


-Made by Questionablyinsane (Modeled, Textured, Rigged, Etc.)
-SFM still art made by Dilly and Daesdemona and photoshopped by Questionablyinsane


So… Yeah a bit of a story with this item: This is part of a set I had all but done but never released! Yeah this was made for the “Frontline” update proposal… But I hit a few technical issues with weirdness happening with the gloves (They looked like they were exploding when in lower levels of detail!) This held me up on releasing the set… Then before I was done… The Jungle update was announced and I just set this on the backburner and got to work on more safari themed sets. In addition to the gloves exploding the wrist bandages were clipping like crazy… Took a while figure out that puzzle… Anyways this is item was fun to come back to and polish up and correct the technical stuff… 2 years later…Sometimes being a workshopper is less about the art and more about being a problem solver.