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Here is a flying undead bat - Games workshop call it a fell bat. No, it has nothing to do with fells (i certainly hope so), I actually haven't got a clue what the "fell" in "fell bat" means. Included is a bombard animation if you wish to use this as a bomber-unit (air unit with a bombing run option). Enjoy
Here is some civilopedia copied from the games workshop website:
Also known as Vampire Bats, the blood drinking bats of Sylvania grow to monstrous proportions, some with wingspans of twelve feet or more. They are nightmarish predators of the dark, silent and deadly. They exist solely on the blood of the living, that of Men being their favourite. The scholars of the Old World speculate that perhaps an ancestor of these beasts drank the blood of a Vampire and thus joined the ranks of the Undead.
Here are the files (~896 kb):
Fell Bat
Attached are previews of fidget&attack animations and civilopediaAlt
Here is a flying undead bat - Games workshop call it a fell bat. No, it has nothing to do with fells (i certainly hope so), I actually haven't got a clue what the "fell" in "fell bat" means. Included is a bombard animation if you wish to use this as a bomber-unit (air unit with a bombing run option). Enjoy

Here is some civilopedia copied from the games workshop website:
Also known as Vampire Bats, the blood drinking bats of Sylvania grow to monstrous proportions, some with wingspans of twelve feet or more. They are nightmarish predators of the dark, silent and deadly. They exist solely on the blood of the living, that of Men being their favourite. The scholars of the Old World speculate that perhaps an ancestor of these beasts drank the blood of a Vampire and thus joined the ranks of the Undead.
Here are the files (~896 kb):
Fell Bat
Attached are previews of fidget&attack animations and civilopediaAlt


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). But no, the wings were the easy part - the attack animation movements were a bit harder than all the wing anims
- it has a text interface: you type everything). Orthanc uses it too with his ships. And kinboat did his earlier work with it (and with Moray - a modelling tool for pov-ray).