Ancient/Pre-Steam Unit Graphics

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A few mods of Fairlines castles.
 

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I kinda liked BeBro's units better. :mischief:
Used some of his units for quite a while before Fairline made better versions....Mainly his naval units.
He still posts on Apolyton BTW. at least i think it's him.
 
It's very annoying posting there as the security system is a joke. Basically it constantly flags your posts as spam if you have a few links in them no matter how many years you've been there while at the same time it'll just happy let any spambot sign up and trash the place. I get notifications about comments in my many project threads there (copies of the ones I have here) and it's rarely a legit human account sadly.
 
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Is Poly even still around?

My antivirus says Apolyton is listed as a, "very unsafe site that may contain trojans, worms, and other malicious software and/or launch attacks on my computer."
 
Sounds like a nightmare. I'd advise people to seriously not post there, unless on a very hardened browser.
 
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Poor/ green hoplite levy: each man was expected to equip himself at his own expense, a shield and spear being the minimum to stand in the ranks of the hoplites. Any less and he would have to join the Psiloi.
Seleucid Cardace: The Seleucids continued to employ units of Cardaces from Media Atropatene until the battle of Raphia when five hundred Lydian javelineers and a thousand Cardaces fought under Lysimachus the Gaul. Changed the shield device to a Seleucid one.
Ptolemaic Machimoi were ancient Egyptian low-ranked soldiers during the Ptolemaic dynasty (323–30 BCE). 30,000 picked Egyptian Phalangites, known as the Machimoi Epilektoi - raised to offset the Seleucid advantage in numbers, fought well in the battle of Raphia, but revolted later on.
 

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Greco-Bactrians and Indo-Greeks. Or how you take Afghanistan and keep it for two and a half centuries -the Indo-Greek kingdom lasted for 50 more years in the Punjab. In AD 10, it was the last Hellenistic kingdom to fall.
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On this note, infantry from the Punjab (Pentapotamia) in Indo-Greek, Kushan or Indo-Scythian service.
 

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Yonaka Guard: The Indo-Greek king Menander (160–135 BC) had a personal guard of "five hundred Greeks". The Argead star is replaced by the Budhist 8 spoke wheel, also depicted in his coins.
 

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Spritedump
Sorry asking always more yet,
have you considered proposing a declinaison of some of these units to equip them with a mino (or another local word for strawcoat) we could decline to other similar yet differently colored unit ?

:)
Just spent the morning checking if it was already drawn in vain.
 
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