Browning M1919A6 and M2 for power armor
Allows you to use the Browning M1919A6 and M2 under power armor.
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About this mod Machine translation
Allows you to use the Browning M1919A6 and M2 under power armor.
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Browning M1919A6 and M2 for power armor
I (the original author Ragnarr1313, the same below) saw an art piece of "Roger Maxson", he is the founder of the Brotherhood of Steel, and I really like the look of the weapons he uses. I thought, “I can do this,” so I did it.
This mod contains two versions of the machine gun similar to the one pictured above. One is based on the Browning M1919A 6.30 caliber machine gun and the other is enlarged to represent the M2.50 caliber machine gun. The M2 version of the gun was named "Roger Maxson" in honor of the founding member and first elder of the Brotherhood of Steel. I set it up so that you have to make the .30 caliber version before you can make the .50 caliber version. The .30 caliber has more ammunition and has a higher rate of fire than the .50 caliber, but the .50 caliber does more damage, so it's still appropriate.
The weapons don't have any special animations, nor will I be making any animations for them. You must have Gun Nut talent level 3 to make the basic version (M1919A6), while the .50 caliber version requires Gun Nut talent level 4, and you must first build a .30 caliber version before you can make the .50 caliber version.
The machine gun can be crafted at the Chemistry Workbench and has its own list, so it should be easy to find.
This mod is marked as ESL, so it won't take up any mod slots.
Mods are just that, they won't be modified unless it's a game crashing issue.
Thanks to the information provided by Wickedclown285, I recreated the texture.
Thanks again for your help. :)
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