SteamSoldier Minecraft Skin

Published Nov 8th, 2011, 11/8/11 4:01 pm

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spiderbiggen
Level 32 : Artisan Electrician

This soldier has a gun hidden in his arm, when he draws it you'll be dead in seconds. His armour is made of copper. That may not sound very strong but the steam pressure applied to it makes it hard to break, even for a "Diamond Sword". The enemy will fear an army of SteamSoldiers due to the the fact that one of the SteamSoldiers is enough to defat 100 enemies without getting harmed. After a 1000 kills his enemys will see just a few scratches and fear him even more than they already did. his speed is underestimated by all people. He can move faster than any modern soldier due to the steam engines powering his enormous body.

Gender	Male
Model	Steve
Tags	Contest Soldier Warrior Elite Steampunk Steam

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Conquer

• 11/23/2011 4:02 am

• Level 30 : Artisan Toast

That's a pretty cool skin. Keep up the good work.

Happybandaid

• 11/08/2011 6:42 pm

• Level 44 : Master Scribe

Cool!

spiderbiggen

• 11/09/2011 4:33 am

• Level 32 : Artisan Electrician

thanks for the support

Dragomok

• 11/08/2011 4:10 pm

• Level 7 : Apprentice Explorer

That's quite nice, but he doesn't really have the umpf, the sheer factor of terror, the I'M GONNA CRUSH YOU LITTLE PUNY BASTARD, because, I must say, you are clearly no gentleman and are not worthy of the monocle you are wearing, SIR! aura.
He looks more like a slightly tougher cannon fodder or guard in a golden* armor.
I'm not sure how you can fix that.

(*golden in colour)

spiderbiggen

• 11/08/2011 5:12 pm

• Level 32 : Artisan Electrician

If you can tell me what a cannon fodder is, then maybe i know something

Dragomok

• 11/09/2011 4:05 pm

• Level 7 : Apprentice Explorer

Cannon fodders are common soldiers who are the base of the army (due to their big quantities and relatively low costs of equipment and training), fight on the frontlines and carry the main attack. And, usually, die a lot.

The name comes from the fact, that - in centuries from XVI to XIX - these people were often ordered to make a frontal assault on cannons. Obviously, for every single soldier who reached enemy's battery there was a pile of charred, mutilated corpses laying on the field - thus they were being fed to the cannons (fodder is food, especially hay, that farm animals eat).

PS. If you need a good online dictionary, here is one. I use it 5 times a post on average. Including this one.

spiderbiggen

• 11/10/2011 2:31 am

• Level 32 : Artisan Electrician