Oh no! Look out, Archimedes!

PETA is coming for your arse

Thanks for sharing person below. Very epic

When Medic talked about "proliferation", he meant his doves were breeding like crazy.
When Soldier overheard the word, he thought about nuclear proliferation, so he concluded that pidgeons must be usable as live ordnance.

After all, Soldier had seen the exploding Australium-infused cows in Medic's home town of Rottenburg, so feeding Australium to pidgeons and then chucking them at the enemy sounded like sound military strategy...

The Band-tailed pigeon (Patagioenas fasciata) of Canada looks similar, with blue-grey wings, but its chest and head are lilac-coloured, with the male having iridescent bronze feathers on the neck.

I'm thinking of the American Passenger Pigeon or Wild Pigeon (Ectopistes migratorius), an extinct species of migrating pigeon that was endemic to North America. It was a very attractive bird, with pale blue-grey plumage on its head, back and wings, the wings speckled with black and with dark bands on the tips, a white belly, a dark tail, black bill, carmine-red iris, and bright red feet. The males had a salmon-coloured or pinkish-rufous chest and iridescent feathers on the back of the neck.

Once one of the most populous birds in the world and the most abundant in North America (an estimated 3-5 billion), with huge flocks of millions of birds darkening the skies over the Great Plains, it went extinct in just 50 years due to habitat destruction and being hunted relentlessly by farmers and for sport. The last known passenger pigeon, a female named Martha, died at the Cincinnati Zoo on September 1, 1914.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passenger_pigeon

Could you give the pidgeons a bit of default coloration, instead of just pale grey? Or would that mess up the paintability?

so which one explodes again?