awesome!

soon time to get "new debts" hehe

great
work

Ahh so good ;u;
youre amazing <3

I forgot what rank those stars are.... Some help?

Looks like captain

captain

Assuming the bottom two pips side by side don't count, then he is a lieutenant.

if he was lieutenant, he would only have the two stars at the border of the shoulder sleeve, the two additional stars on the middle states his rank as a Captain

Speaking as both the commissioner and the owner of the real uniform.

Its Captain. ;)

I was going off my countries rank structure when i looked at it . But thanks for clarifying.

Funny story about that; A friend of mine's father is a Captain in the Swedish army. (3stars in a straight line.) When he went to the US to hold a speech about a new plane design a few years ago. Once he got on stage /everyone/ saluted him because they thought he was a 3-star General like it'd be if he had 3 stars in a straight line in the American army. ;)

Nice thinking. But sadly it doesent work like that. xD

And np. :>

Yep, stars in the American military (and a few other militaries out there too), means a General. We aren't really given alot of information on other nations rank insignia's though, but 'usually' there are some commonalities you can pick up on - namely if everyone else is saluting the individual or 'group', it's a good call to do the same when they come by. . That is pretty hilarious though I gotta say.

Sieht richtig gut aus!
Awesome work

I love his face :>

Handsome officer, great detail on his uniform too

Ah, he's sexy. Love his facial expression of no bullshit

Looking great! Excellent work.

Looks like he's wearing a DDR Grenztruppen uniform~

Tough to tell since the early East Germans mostly just used old Wehrmacht unis ;)

Weird, because I have an early one (1968) that looks so damn similar to that one~

The early DDR uniforms were Soviet in design up until the 70s. The surplus of such uniforms and weaponry still astounds as caches are found on a near-monthly basis...

This uniform, however, is Russian

I have uniform pieces from the two eras, however I prefer the design of the pre-1970s uniforms, which is just me.

I have the real one he drew it from. Its from 1983 ;)

Captain of the USSR and the previous owner studied at Moscow University so its unlikely he was stationed in east germany.

What i think you are thinking of when you think it looks a tad bit german is the dog-bone on the collar of the jacket as it looks like the double-line of the 'Obergefreiter' (PFC.) had on their collars. : >

I have a Stasi uniform from 1968.
The one I have belonged to an old family friend who let me have it because it was one of his earliest uniforms. It fits me like a charm. :3

And a little factoid, Putin (as a KGB agent) was stationed in East Germany to aid the Stasi in gathering intelligence.

That's weird, because I noticed that too, aside from the obvious KGB shoulder boards of a seargeant as well as the style of the hat and emblem which looks a bit East German to me.

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Classy~

Always handsome~

This is pretty badass.

Oh.. I do love a man in uniform

Dashingly Smexy

Very nice

Finally some k-9's in suits

Haha! Good work comrade!

Who's this cool guy?

That'd be me. *Salutes*

Oh~ owo

We got a badass over here

Wow, looking good!

What an awesome looking soldier! :D I approve, and so does the DFT militia *salutes*
Carry on soldier, and keep it up wolfy! :D

*Salutes* ;)

*Salutes back*

Russian/Soviet rank insignia.
I am a bearer of a Hungarian (sgt.maj.) and we also use stars.
My heroine here is an Lt. Col. and got the same two silver stars like me.But she have the golden parquet under them.

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