WW2 Unit Graphics

Nikoagonistes · May 26, 2011

Here's some old units from my Apolyton days - alternate WW2 units.

While I admittedly have not read Harry Turtledove's Timeline-191 series (from what some people have said, maybe that's a good thing), but I decided to run with the broad strokes of his 20th-century divided America: a German-aligned North and an Entente-aligned South. The Union panzers sport US WW2 colors while the Confederate vehicles, naturally, are camouflaged in butternut and gray.

CurtSibling · May 27, 2011

Nice job on the WW2 reworkings!

Strelok22 · Jul 2, 2011

1:Bulgarian Infantry
2:Soviet DP gunner
3:German MP 40 soldier

Tanelorn · Sep 6, 2011

techumseh said:
Very nice job. Would it be possible to elevate the barrel somewhat to differentiate it from an anti-tank gun?

I must have missed that during the vacations, sorry.
Here it is, M30 coming up.

Tanelorn · Oct 23, 2011

Minor edit of Fairline's Potez 63.11 bomber into the 630C3 fighter variant.

Tanelorn · Oct 23, 2011

The Breguet 690 light bomber

Hans99 · Oct 23, 2011

Remeber the potez from Panzer General I. Made good use of it when playing as french against the Axis. Nice work Tanelorn.

Tanelorn · Oct 23, 2011

Thanks a lot.
Here is a Marcel Bloch 152. Marcel Bloch is the Marcel Dassault of later Mirage fame.

Tanelorn · Oct 23, 2011

The ill-fated French dive bomber, the Loire Nieuport 411.

Tanelorn · Oct 23, 2011

A patched up Fairey Battle from the Blitzkrieg years.

techumseh · Oct 23, 2011

Tanelorn said:
A patched up Fairey Battle from the Blitzkrieg years.

Thanks for that! My dad trained as an air gunner on a Fairey Battle.

CurtSibling · Oct 24, 2011

Wow - An honourable and dangerous position, sir!

Tanelorn · Oct 24, 2011

Life is full of surprises.
My respect and admiration for him.
He fought the good fight.

Tanelorn · Oct 24, 2011

Another minor modification, this time of the Fiat CR 32. The early WW2 Fiat 42 Falco, equipped with the radial A.74 engine. The most numerous Italian fighter, with more than 1800 built.

techumseh · Oct 24, 2011

Tanelorn said:
Life is full of surprises.
My respect and admiration for him.
He fought the good fight.

Thanks, though the war ended before he could be deployed overseas. He probably would have ended up in a Lancaster in 6 Group (RCAF), Bomber Command.

Hans99 · Oct 25, 2011

Request for an Me410

Tanelorn · Oct 25, 2011

@Tecumseh
Canadian? My parents used to live in London, Ontario in the 70s. Any connection to Tecumseh Park?
@Hans99
Consider it done.

Tanelorn · Oct 25, 2011

And here it is.

Strelok22 · Oct 25, 2011

^ Awesome

techumseh · Oct 25, 2011

Tanelorn said:
@Tecumseh
Canadian? My parents used to live in London, Ontario in the 70s. Any connection to Tecumseh Park?
@Hans99
Consider it done.

Canadian, yes. My code name is based on Tecumseh (with a spelling mistake), a Pawnee chief who organized an Indian Confederacy to oppose American expansion into Indian lands. When the Americans invaded Canada in 1812, he formed an alliance with the British, and fought alongside them until he was killed at the Battle of the Thames in SW Ontario on October 5, 1813. He is considered a Canadian military hero.

My site has a pic: http://www.tecumseh.150m.com/

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