The ‘Khaki’ pack is inspired by the Khaki Drill uniform worn by many soldiers of the British Empire whilst fighting in hot and tropical climates. This DLC provides new uniforms and equipment options for British soldiers to wear in their battles against the Ottoman Empire across multiple fronts.
This pack introduces the Khaki drill tunic for both regular soldiers and officers, with the latter displaying the rank of Major. Khaki drill trousers are also included with the option of wearing puttees or having them loose at the ankle.
A Brodie helmet complete with a neck curtain to keep the sun off is also included, as well as a regular Brodie helmet adorned with the cap badge of the Queen’s Own Royal West Kent Regiment.
A new character body variant, 'Fred', is also included complete with a windswept and sandy face.
New equipment options are also included, with officers receiving a light set of the Sam Browne webbing, whilst regular soldiers can wear multiple Lewis gun pouches on their webbing.
Accessible by all factions, this pack also includes moustaches inspired by Lieutenant-General Marshall and Major-General Gillman. Soldiers can also prepare for the windy and sandy conditions by donning a pair of desert goggles and enjoying the author’s pipe.
Included in this bundle are:
1x Face for British soldiers - Named 'Fred' it appears windswept and sandy.
2x Facial Hair for all factions - Moustaches modelled on Lieutenant-General Marshall and Major-General Gillman.
2x Facial Accessories for all factions - desert goggles and the author’s pipe.
2x Headgear for British soldiers - a Brodie helmet with neck curtain and another with the cap badge of the Queen’s Own Royal West Kent Regiment.
2x Equipment for British soldiers – an officers set of the Sam Browne webbing and webbing with multiple Lewis gun pouches for regular soldiers.
2x Upper Clothing for British – Khaki drill tunic for regular soldiers and a version for officers with the rank of Major.
2x Lower Clothing for British - Khaki drill trousers with the option of wearing puttees or having them loose at the ankle
