Sorry if I'm not supposed to post here, but are you aware that a full set of OTA armor weighs a lot (250-400 lbs(Maybe more)) and unless your character is super strong, they won't be able to hold or walk with it. Also the armor is usually fit for the soldier, which they are usually 7 feet tall, so the armor wouldn't fit a normal human, so it'd be hard to wear everything.

These look awesome, How'd you make them?

If you read the original post, it says there, I used Photoshop cs5.

I might add CWU armbands next, but I don't really know their system, also I added the loyalist armband (with the help of yank)

Quote from: RKS ¦ RTLK on November 10, 2011, 01:44:58 AM

Now that I think for a sec the cmd one probably would actually. City but not district methinks. The sec can literally go from city to city and need nothing and still be the sec regardless.

Edit: just got an amazing idea if you get all the ranks done.

Edit: just got an amazing idea if you get all the ranks done.

Alrighty, maybe you can tell me or something and I'll get started tonight or tomorrow.

I'm aware you guys probably changed the CCA or wtv. But these are here for anyone's use. Just give me credit and contact me if you plan on using it for something else. If they aren't working then post. Sometimes the links break for odd reasons.

SeC Armband

CmD Armband

APEX Armbands

GRID Armbands

NOVA Armbands

UNION Armbands

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Loyalist Armband

EDIT: Added APEX armbands 
EDIT: Added GRID armbands 
EDIT: Added NOVA armbands 
EDIT: Added UNION armbands 
EDIT: Added Loyalist armband 
EDIT: Changed Commander armband 

    As of October 7, 2009, refinements to the precovery images of Apophis by the University of Hawaii's Institute for Astronomy, the 90-inch Bok Telescope, and the Arecibo Observatory have generated a refined path that reduces the odds of an April 13, 2036 impact to about 1 in 250,000.[3][8]
    2009-Apr-29: An animation is released[22] that shows how unmeasured physical parameters of Apophis bias the entire statistical uncertainty region. If Apophis is a RETROGRADE rotator on the small, less-massive end of what is possible, the measurement uncertainty region will get pushed back such that the center of the distribution encounters the Earth's orbit. This would result in an impact probability much higher than computed with the Standard Dynamical Model. Conversely, if Apophis is a small, less-massive PROGRADE rotator, the uncertainty region is advanced along the orbit. Only the remote tails of the probability distribution could encounter the Earth, producing a negligible impact probability

    Criticism of all published impact probabilites rests on the fact that important physical parameters such as mass and spin that affect its precise trajectory have not yet been accurately measured and hence there are no associated probability distributions. The Standard Dynamical Model used for making predictions, simplifies calculations by assuming the Earth is a point mass, this can introduce up to 2.9 Earth radii of prediction error for the 2036 approach, the Earth's oblateness must be considered to predict an impact reliably.[20] Additional factors that can greatly influence the predicted motion in ways that depend on unknown details, are the spin of the asteroid,[23] its precise mass, the way it reflects and absorbs sunlight, radiates heat, and the gravitational pull of other asteroids passing nearby.[20] Small uncertainties in the masses and positions of the planets and Sun can cause up to a 23 Earth radii of prediction error for Apophis by 2036.[20]

Just some stuff about the 2036 one

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