http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w70/TopGun_69/CeltMyst_Splash.png
A Celtic "Muioc'h Kevrin" (Super Mystère) of the famed "Asterix" squadron.
Artwork by TopGun.

Download it here. (http://forums.civfanatics.com/./downloads.php?do=file&id=8160)

Mais sur: TopGun/Fire Fox! :D

Very nice!

I may be a little slow off the bat when it comes to aircraft, but would I be correct in saying this is a fictional aircraft? :confused:

That's right, it's fictional. I saw the need to give Brennus his own air force...

;)

Great Design TopGun69... I like the "Paint Job" too. :goodjob: Brennus is very pleased to have his own unique Air Force :D

Well.. the Super Mystère is real fighter/bomber. And French. So it makes some sense, I suppose.

*phew* I avoided showing myself up there :cool:

I love alt-history units!

Creative liscense... I love it! Excellent paint job, Top Gun.

"Asterix" squadron :lol: The one with the special weapon prepared by druids ? :D BTW what did you mean by "Mais sur: TopGun/Fire Fox!" ? Sounds like an automatic translation... Or is it some gaelic expression ?

That is so cool, a French plane done up for "the Celts" in Civ3. Great idea!

Nice job and an interesting twist on history.

"Asterix" squadron :lol: The one with the special weapon prepared by druids ? :D BTW what did you mean by "Mais sur: TopGun/Fire Fox!" ? Sounds like an automatic translation... Or is it some gaelic expression ?

Mais Sur sure doesn't look Gaelic to me but it could well be french or similar?

The two words can be french (depends how you pronounce them) but they don't mean anything together... that's why it sounds to me like an auto-translation ("But sure!" maybe)

It was a weak attempt by yours truly at speaking French! :blush: :lol:

Maybe if you tell me what you meant I could translate it ;)

I meant to say, "For sure!"

I meant to say, "For sure!"Translation : "Pour sûr!" or more modern "Bien sûr!" or "Bien entendu" (doesn't mean "you heard good") I would say "Une co-production TopGun/Fire Fox bien entendu!" :)

Merci beaucoup!

:D (I know, that this is right!)

:D Yes it is ! And "De rien, je t'en prie" (You're welcome)