He also sports the ridged knee armor, as discussed earlier. He also seems to have an extra box on the back of his belt, between the TD and his secondary belt pouch. One on the back of his belt, and one on the bottom of his backplate. He has no backpack, but he has TWO thermal detonators. Also note that this trooper does not have the back vent on his helmet. It's quite oddly drawn, but it appears to go down the center of his mantle. The yellow stripe on the bottom appears to adorn the top of Commander Keller's hood, while the yellow strip on the top appears to be on the GM somewhere. Since there is a full seat back, there would be no room for him to wear a backpack, so we have to assume he's not wearing one. Then, in the foreground, we see the same type of turret that the trooper presumably dismounted from, with a full seat back. If you look in the background, you can see a white GM sitting on the side turret of that Motmot. We can also deduce that he is not wearing a backpack. He also sports the Clone Trooper arm pad (in contrast with the standard GMs that don't have this), and his knee pads have some sort of ridge around them. Several things of note here, his shoulder bells are seemingly symmetrical.
Trooper seen carrying the DC-15 Long Rifle.
Whether the trooper on the right has one is unknown because of how he's positioned. The trooper on the left has no backpack (as evident by looking under his raised arm). You mostly just see the troopers in all-white here.īoth troopers in this frame are seen carrying the DC-15 Carbine. Nothing particularly of note about this reference.
This is a standard occurrence across the board for comic book artists. You have to account for the artist not being able to reproduce the GM model in pencil and ink accurately 100%, so if certain parts are shaped differently from frame to frame, please assume this is what's happening. PLEASE NOTE: Most of these are COMIC BOOK references, and thus it should be taken into account that there is artistic variance at play here.
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