Tupi units pack RELOAD

[CivArmy s. 1994]

I'm redoing my first unit pack, these are the new artworks, different of the original ones. The link to download all them is http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=99178&page=1&pp=20
These units were in some mods mine and will be in the Brazilian Mod (states and regions of Brazil as real civis)

Tamoio
The Tamoio warriors know their territory better then the Portuguese or other enemies, so they can move faster and surprise them. They use archers, blades and small canoes (pirogas) that move quickly in the rivers. Portugal used powder arms against Cacique Cunhambebe forces in "Guerra dos Tamoios" or "Tamoio War" and was defeated in starting battles, demonstrating the power of Tamoio archers.

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Zarabataneiro:
Zarabatananeiros are Tupi warriors that use the Zarabatana, a weapon made of bamboo used to fire poison darts at the enemy. Silent and deadly...

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Guayacuru
Guayacuru is the Horseman of the Tupi civilization (natives from coast of present Brazil). It is the name of a tribe that uses horse to fight.

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Piroga
Piroga is the boat of many Brazilian Natives Tribes, it moves faster in the rivers and do not has advanced system of attack or defese. A Piroga could be used for many natives once and move faster than European boats.

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Ka'amondosara
Ka'amondosara is the Musketman of the Tupi civilization (natives from coast of present Brazil). The natvies that uses this kind of powder weapon were recruted by the Portuguese army in the Colonial Times to defend their settlers of native invasors.

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Pokababá
These are Tupis who learn use fire weapon with Europeans, mainly Portuguese and French.

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Maratekoara
The worker of the Tupi civilization.

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Tabusuguara
The settler of the Tupi civilization

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Iaguarabá
Tupi twho tame a oncelot, fantasy unit.

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[Mithadan]

Just so I'm clear, this thread is where you'll post the downloads of all the updated units, whereas the link you posted at the top of this thread is where one can download all the old versions of these units?

 

[CivArmy s. 1994]

Just so I'm clear, this thread is where you'll post the downloads of all the updated units, whereas the link you posted at the top of this thread is where one can download all the old versions of these units?

nope, this thread shows the new animations and the link of the first post shows all the links to download these units. in this link of the 1st post u also find some old units, when I re-do them I post the new artworks here and there

 

[Mithadan]

Oh, okay. .

 

[Straczynski]

Hm... Sorry to say this, but the Ka'amondosara and the Pokababá should have more normal guns, something like a 18th century rifle, instead of the medieval musket... The Ka'amondosara where used by the Portuguese army as far as 1820...!

 

[CivArmy s. 1994]

Hm... Sorry to say this, but the Ka'amondosara and the Pokababá should have more normal guns, something like a 18th century rifle, instead of the medieval musket... The Ka'amondosara where used by the Portuguese army as far as 1820...!

I thought they were from XVI or early XVII... but the untis are not wrong, cos in Guerra dos Tamoios they have used these types of weapons (learned with French and Portugueses)

 

[Straczynski]

Hm. Anyway, I guess you could post the links to the old (18th century-ish) units, couldn't you?

 

[CivArmy s. 1994]

Hm. Anyway, I guess you could post the links to the old (18th century-ish) units, couldn't you?

I deleted them