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outside of that, its fantastic!
I think the modelling is good but I think toning down the amount of coverage would do it well.
Sure, Solider has his animations and Heavy has his, but the cosmetic set completely covers up the face and whole chest area of both classes, which goes against the rules that cosmetics like this have been following, which is leaving at least some parts of the class visible so they can be recognized not only as their class, but as TF2 characters. If TF2 had skins in the game, this would be a good skin. But TF2 does not do full-body replacements, which is what the set is doing. I just think the set goes too far- if it pulled it back a bit, it may be pretty good.
Since when did Heavy ever use a Rocket Launcher, and when did Soldier use a Minigun?
Thats something you'd only see if you play on a Randomizer server.
Maybe some shadowy areas, or some gradient, could fix the problem, I don't know. This might be just a me thing.
Maybe I'm just used to the default textures and how low-quality it looks on Soldier, due to its low resolution. Perhaps a different type of class emblem could be placed to eliminate that "emptiness" problem.
I do like the hats, though.