Black Fox
Sharpshooter
Real Name: Erikson, Peter S.
Birthplace: Bristol, England
PMF: Sharpshooter
SMF: Demolitions


Fox was born into a poverty-striken home. He spent most of his early life scrounging for food and money to support his family and three younger siblings. He loathed the wealthy people, and couldn't understand why they were so priviledged and his family was not. He wished day and night that one day he would be able to provide better for his children.

At early ages he grew to be streetwise, and figured out how to survive on his own. He learned self-defense techniques and soon learned that he could get what he needed through force. He resorted to violence, and robbed and mugged his way straight into prison, where he was locked up for 17 months after the brutal assault of an eldery man, which made the front page of all newspapers. After his release, Fox was approached and hired by a drugn trafficker who was willing to provide pay if Fox was willing to carry out his dirty deeds. After nearly two years in the underground crime syndicate working as a hitman, Fox heard of Flatline International.

Fox soon became skillful with all forms of firearms, and does well in all combat environments. He is an especially good long-range marksman.

The figure was very, very simple. The torso from one figure on the legs of another. A little green paint for the camo sweater, and brown to dirty up the fatigues a bit. The accessorites were a little bit more complicated.

For the PSG-1, I cut off the original barrel with laser sight. I drilled a hole where the previous barrel was and glued a section of paper clip in. I drilled a hole through the grip of the rifle and placed another piece of paperclip through to create the positional bipod.

The Uzi has two holes drilled through the top where the "buckles" of the adjustable sling connect. The sling itself is from the 1/6 scale Dragon "Nigel" figure. The sling is cool because he can carry more than a couple of weapons at once.

A hole was trilled in through the left ear of the helmet where the Psyche Out antenna fits, acting like a comm. piece. The inside had to be hollowed out a little to fit the rather large CORPS head.

Ever since I first played the game "Half-Life" the crossbow was one of my favorite weapons. I took the weak looking sight off of Scarlett's crossbow and added a larger, cooler one from some other weapon. The stock is removable, but snaps in place when applied to the crossbow.

It's hard to detect from the picture, but I added a holster from a MGS Meryl figure under the left arm. The Pp7 can be placed in it, enabling him to hold even more stuff at once.