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Author:  Charguizard [ November 30th, 2020, 1:35 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Franscale Charscale Soldierbucket Duders style and rules thread
Some very belated updates
To answer UncleStas, I think we should steer clear of battle damage, since its a slippery slope to gore and other stuff we really don't want here. As for the side profiles for crew, I am 100% behind it.

One important decision is that of parts, boots, helmets, webbing, firearms, RWS and non vehicle specific items will now be considered parts and only require a template and watermark to be used, not credits

As for the base bodies, I'm ready to release mine without credit for SB use but Golly would have to agree as he's also done multiple.

Guns and other stuff from the previous era could be grandfathered in but only on explicit wishes of the original author.

Also have this template which I'm finding useful:

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Author:  Colosseum [ November 30th, 2020, 2:06 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Franscale Charscale Soldierbucket Duders style and rules thread
Quote:
Guns and other stuff from the previous era could be grandfathered in but only on explicit wishes of the original author.
Consider everything I've done and released for Franscale/Soldierbucket free to use within the rules described above ;)
Author:  Gollevainen [ November 30th, 2020, 6:55 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Franscale Charscale Soldierbucket Duders style and rules thread
My guns can be used with out credit also. Im still not sure about the figures, as I've drawn quite lot variation of them and propably keep drawing (allready have a new line at coming :D) Atleast the obsolete one:
[ img ] can be used without crediting. I'll discuss about the overall idea of crediting and base with the other elders
Author:  themi [ August 11th, 2021, 1:01 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Franscale Charscale Soldierbucket Duders style and rules thread
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This is the shape I use (credits to Char and Kattsun) for soldiers from the 19th century.
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