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Now to bring it all together...

BTW that idea about both versions Garand and Thompson will not work :( I forgot that the pouches and the belt are different... I mean I can do it, but casting would require two different torsos :(

Some more gear

Thx Steve :)

This is Zbrush 2022 using "Zmodeler" and "Dynamic subdiv". I am moving to Blender but do not have enough knowledge to do serious tasks there yet :)

Testing new workflow for modeling guns (old one is redone from start): It does produce more clean topology and it is faster than my old "raw move and cut" method :)

In that case hats off to You :)

Main shape of M1A1 finished, now onto details...

Both versions it is :)

Quick fit test... it will be OK I think... Maybe... both versions ? :) :) :) It would cost only the fist that holds the weapon...

Not very impressive, but it's a start :)

Clothes are really good, I assume cloth simulation ? I never learned that, but looking now at your clothes, maybe it's time to try :)

Looking for reasons not to start M1A1 :) Well, at least base is finished:

Some more texturing on the wall

And my paratrooper has a new shoes :)

Here how it works: some posing, few wrinkles and adjusting the shoelaces, about 45 minutes of work, it is essentially the same boot :)

My workflow with the gear is to model base mesh (which is exactly what above images show). Then i "pose" the boot, which will deform the boot and mess it up a bit, but I will fix it and add some "folds". The biggest problem on the boot are shoelaces and holes for them. That's why they are...

Yap, I'll put the boots on the paratrooper :)

Boots done: M1A1 next...

Satisfied with the boot shape, started adding details: Also played a bit with the stone wall: