Recent content by Uhlan

With some gold and black braiding on the legs could pass for a "Grenzer"! Austrian (Hungarian) Empire light border troops. Fought the Turks on that front during the Napoleonic wars.

I like the swordsmen!!! Exactly like the Iroquois club I put in another post... awesome!. A little less black though on the body, somewhere I had a post that showed some alternatives. As a small figure they do look a bit African. The Feathered Headdress is dead on for some Iroquois...

Bravo Wolf! Now, lose the white circle and stick that eagle on the tunics.

Commanches smanches.... Wolfshanze, now really..... Wonderful people for a game of Parchezi, or, maybe a Pina-Colada at the beach... but real WAR fighting? C'mon.... no amount of fantasy art work will convince me that these folks could out match the Great-lakes bred supermen.... do you? I...

Great looking units as usual, with slight modifications they can become Plains Anishinabeg as well! Great, Great stuff!. These were the folks who pushed the Sioux out of the Great Lakes... They were the SECOND "toughest" Native American Nation in the new world according to 18th century...

Thanks Bmarnz, Not a "veteran" Civ player, but definitely "hooked"! I haven't won a game yet, but got close to a conquest victory set at noble... then the damn Aztecs Ambushed me and cleaned me out... who knew they had so many friends!?!?!

Man, you guys are so darn fast at making modifications.... It takes me longer to START Maya, Bryce, 3ds max 9 (yes I am trying ALL these at once) than it takes for some of ya to make a complete unit. Well, I have to say. and no disrespect, but with the shields it looks like an interwar Naval...

HEY!!! Don't forget the Lipka Tartars!!! You could have Charles Bronson as a leader type! :lol: His Father and Mother were Lithuanian immigrants and of Lipka Tartar ancestry. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Bronson The Tartar Nobility spoke Polish, but the burghers and lesser nobility...

Haha! I wish, but this is a really neat Idea. Wonder if I could put a pigs head on napoleons body.... hmmm.

Aha... Too bad for those darn cannoniers. Thing is, so many times I'm not allowed a "ranged" attack with them. Why would this be?

NikNaks93, Sorry about that, the Chippewa/Ojibwa or Ojibwe are the same people. The Americans call them Chippewa, and the Canadians call them Ojibwa or Ojibwe. Chippewa/Ojibwa are Anglicized versions in either case. In their own tongue they are the Anishinabe. On another note, while these...

No. The Wabanaki Confederacy was created by five tribes. The Abenaki, the Penobscot, the Maliseet, the Passamaquoddy, and the Mi'kmaq to thwart Iroquois aggression. They were Algonquin speaking peoples native to the northeast. These tribes were Patrilineal. Metacom or "King Philip" was a...

I posted this a few weeks ago under another thread. Thought it MAY be useful here... I am a Native American (First Nations) and think it would be great if someone would use proper names and such just out of courtesy. The well designed units created deserve proper names and dress. So much...

I love these units... Though, I can't help but think Captain America and The Maple Marauders (the latter I just made up, but I like it!) superheroes or wrestlers... I think the idea about the National Seals is a good one. Or perhaps the Americans could have an Heraldic Bald Eagle on a blue...

Yeah, good points there Mamba. I guess it's because I really don't quite know how stacked units cooperate together. I always find my cannons attacking first for some reason.... and get annihilated. Is there a tactic I'm missing? can you attack with a stack all at once but set their attack...