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Bringing back a classic I guess. I started doing some (regrettably short lived) Task Force X mini-series near the end of my GCW era, which followed along with the Luthor stories I was doing for the game. I never really wanted to throw them to the side post-GCW, and so they more or less went into hibernation, until now that is. I upgraded the entire roster, and will soon be posting more mission mini-series of Task Force X; with new members, characters, old friends and enemies, and more of that infighting we love so much!
Task Force X Members
Colonel Rick Flag Jr.
Leader of Task Force X and a patriotic master of hand combat. His facial appearance changed greatly from his past look (Silver sunglasses and smile), to the sterner look he requires.
Clock King
Master planner and time tactician. His appearance has changed in terms of color more than physical features. Rather than dark tan, the Clock King now sports a light grey suit (Though with the same black gloves and bowler hat). The suit it’s him well with a clock printed in the pocket, as well as a new printed watch tile.
Plastique
Explosives assassin and demolition expert. Her appearance has changed most of any of the members; gone is the dark blue jumpsuit, replaced by black and red leather. And her short red hair has now been replaced with long orange hair.
Deadshot
A new member of the team, replacing regular Coco, Deadshot is the most accurate assassin on the planet. Originally, I did intend to have Deadshot from the beginning, but I was unable to use him, since my good friend Peppersalt was actively using him (Very well I might add). Being post-GCW and seeing he was “killed off” by Peppersalt (Which timing for re-release of TFX with Deadshot is completely coincidental by the way), I feel free to use him, though I do like working in the collective continuity, so there’s some explaining to do. Eventually, I’ll obtain an eye-scope for him.
Captain Boomerang
Expert marksman and inventor. Almost identical to his previous appearances, his only alteration is the head choice, which now fits very well with his normal look from comics etc.
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Coming soon will be more mission from Task Force X; and in the mean time you can look at the previous missions in the Task Force X Set. Also look for my “DC Arrows” which should be coming next week—waiting on a part to arrive. Also, Mad Love is appearing on the horizon.
You have your fag in your left hand and your phone in your right ...
One thing we noticed were far more smokers on the streets than in London ...
14 July 2022
Langston & Tasker, Steeple Claydon L20 LNT
ex First Capital/Tower Transit DM44266 as YX61FZJ
Buckingham
Moonrise at the start of a busy night along the B&O at Warwick. I have been meaning to spend the night here for quite some time and finally did just that a few nights ago. Wanted to get this done before the bugs made this task miserable...
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Task Force Leader, 3rd BCT, 101st Airborne Division Soldiers evacuate a simulated casualty during a combined arms live fire training exercise May 13, 2015, in Laghman province, Afghanistan. The exercise was conducted by TAAC-E to demonstrate opportunities for the Afghan National Army to plan, manage, and conduct combined arms training on their ranges. (U.S. Army photo by Capt. Charlie Emmons, TAAC-E Public Affairs)
I wouldn't mind earning pocket money while reading a book (albeit having to stand up).
Pitt Street Mall, Sydney, Australia (Monday 12 Feb 2018)
7 May 2015
Langston & Tasker, Steeple Claydon N742 VBA
Alexander bodied Volvo Olympian
ex Finglands, Manchester
London Road, Buckingham
Royal Latin school service
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Hornet of VMFA(AW)-225 "Vikings" from MCAS Miramar performing during the Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) demonstration at the 2015 MCAS Miramar Air Show, October 2-4, 2015.
Canadian Coast Guard CCGS Île Saint-Ours at Cornwall Harbour getting ready to install buoys in the St. Lawrence River. The CGS Île Saint-Ours is a small multi-task vessel that has a shallower draft overall and is configured to service marine aids to navigation.
Chevrolet Task Force Pick Up (1955-60) Engine 235Cu In (3900cc) S6
Registration Number 418 UXJ (Manchester)
CHEVROLET SET
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Successor to the Advance Design pick up the Task Force series ran from late 1955-59 featuring a wraparound windshield (an industry first) and optional wraparound rear window on the deluxe cabs. Power steering and brakes available for the first time on GM trucks and a 12 volt electrical system. Power supplied by a 235 Ci straight six.
The Task Force series like other GM vehicles was subject to year on year changes. For 1956 there was a wider hood emblem Two-piece fender emblems are mounted above horizontal fender line. Last year for egg crate grille.
The 1957 model had a more open grille, the bonnet was flatter with two spears on top, simular to the 57 Bel Air ender emblems are still above fender line, but are now oval-shaped, as opposed to previous versions in script.
The 1958 year was the first year of the ender emblems are still above fender line, but are now oval-shaped, as opposed to previous versions in script. and there are four head lights rather than the earlier two and a shorter, wider grille. Parking lights are now in the grille rather than the front wing and the bonnet is simular to that of 1955-56 but with a flat valley in the middle. 1958 was also the first year ofair conditioning,
For 1959 there were only minor changes, a larger more ornate bonnet emblem and redesigned badging on the flanks.
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Shot 15.09.2019 at Hanbury Car Show, Droitwich, Worcestershire 143-904