El Justo
Deity
nice work bud 
Ares' little color conversion workshop
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Ares de Borg
Norman Knight
Two Chinese / Korean Tanks posted on the first page. There may be more in near future.
I can only encourage you in these fine endeavors 
Best,
Oz
Best,
Oz
Gary Childress
Student for and of life
Wow Ares! I don't know how you do your recolors but they look like you must have borrowed the original model and done some new renders. They look immaculate! 
Wyrmshadow
Deity
Wow Ares! I don't know how you do your recolors but they look like you must have borrowed the original model and done some new renders. They look immaculate!
All in the pallete. I made the colors smooth enough and arranged so it would be easy(er) to do.
Tank_Guy#3
Lion of Lehistan
If anybody of you has some suggestions for new conversions (Steph, I haven't forgotten about you), feel free to tell. I make these units basically to fill the gaps in my own personal mod, but it's always nice to know that at least a few people care.
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showpost.php?p=5947495&postcount=709
Particularly (well, only) the Sea King.
Ares de Borg
Norman Knight
Thank you for your request, Tank Guy. I'm not sure if I can manage to do this recolor to your satisfication. I'll have to go and try before I can make any promises.
Tank_Guy#3
Lion of Lehistan
Ares de Borg
Norman Knight
I'll try my best.
Btw, I found this site today:
http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/
Oh boy! This added some tanks to my list.
Btw, I found this site today:
http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/
Oh boy! This added some tanks to my list.
Tank_Guy#3
Lion of Lehistan
I'll try my best.
Btw, I found this site today:
http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/
Oh boy! This added some tanks to my list.
Have you ever seen this site?
http://www.military.cz/panzer/index_en.htm
http://www.military.cz/panzer/
Ares de Borg
Norman Knight
Link isn't working. 
Anyway, there will be some international M5 Stuarts, Chinese / Korean IS-2s, some more desert conversions for Steph and some units for EJ and his excellent Cold War scenario (maybe for the next update)
Anyway, there will be some international M5 Stuarts, Chinese / Korean IS-2s, some more desert conversions for Steph and some units for EJ and his excellent Cold War scenario (maybe for the next update)
Virote_Considon
The Great Dictator
Links working for me
All these conversions make me wonder- do you reckon there's a slight chance that, in the same way as you can use the ERAS_ tag to change unit appearance each era, you could also use the TERR_ tag to change unit appearance depending on which terrain it's on...
EDIT: I can confirm this is a 100% definite no.
All these conversions make me wonder- do you reckon there's a slight chance that, in the same way as you can use the ERAS_ tag to change unit appearance each era, you could also use the TERR_ tag to change unit appearance depending on which terrain it's on...
EDIT: I can confirm this is a 100% definite no.
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All these conversions make me wonder- do you reckon there's a slight chance that, in the same way as you can use the ERAS_ tag to change unit appearance each era, you could also use the TERR_ tag to change unit appearance depending on which terrain it's on...
But this would be a nice idea for someone who can work with the source code.
Virote_Considon
The Great Dictator
It would. And I guess the ERAS_ tag already having such an effect would make things easier, too...
Tank_Guy#3
Lion of Lehistan
Link isn't working.
Anyway, there will be some international M5 Stuarts, Chinese / Korean IS-2s, some more desert conversions for Steph and some units for EJ and his excellent Cold War scenario (maybe for the next update)
That site has tons of pictures of World War II tanks. However, nearly all of them are black and white.
Ares de Borg
Norman Knight
What? BTR-80 with sour cream?
Wyrmshadow
Deity
Колян;6786373 said:
We don't do that Moonspeak here.
Ares de Borg
Norman Knight
Some new tanks for you, guys!
Downloads on first page, as always. Hope you like them and have some use for these.
As always, thanks to Wyrm for the original units.
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The M5 Stuart:
Uparmored version of the M3, featuring a better engine. Entered service in early 1943, designated Stuart Mk VI by the British. Widely sold after WW2.
M5 Stuart Mk VI
M5 Stuart Mk VI (North Africa 1943)
M5 Stuart (Latin America)
M5 Stuart (Turkey)
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The T-26b (Chinese Army)
88 (some sources state 87) of these Soviet tanks were supplied to China between 1938 to 1939. Most were formed into the 1st tank regiment that was assigned to the newly forming 200th Infantry Division, the only motorized infantry formation in the Chinese Army at that time. Weight: 10.5 tons. Armament: One 45 mm gun and one bow mounted MG. Some had a second MG for AA purposes.
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The IS-2 (Chinese and Korean Army)
North Korean IS-2 tanks were used in the Korean War. A regiment of Chinese IS-2s was available for use as well, but saw no service there.
After the Korean War, China had attempted to reverse-engineer the IS-2/IS-3 as Type 122 medium tank. The project was cancelled in favour of the Type 59, a copy of the Soviet T-54A.
Downloads on first page, as always. Hope you like them and have some use for these.
As always, thanks to Wyrm for the original units.
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The M5 Stuart:
Uparmored version of the M3, featuring a better engine. Entered service in early 1943, designated Stuart Mk VI by the British. Widely sold after WW2.
M5 Stuart Mk VI
M5 Stuart Mk VI (North Africa 1943)
M5 Stuart (Latin America)
M5 Stuart (Turkey)
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The T-26b (Chinese Army)
88 (some sources state 87) of these Soviet tanks were supplied to China between 1938 to 1939. Most were formed into the 1st tank regiment that was assigned to the newly forming 200th Infantry Division, the only motorized infantry formation in the Chinese Army at that time. Weight: 10.5 tons. Armament: One 45 mm gun and one bow mounted MG. Some had a second MG for AA purposes.
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The IS-2 (Chinese and Korean Army)
North Korean IS-2 tanks were used in the Korean War. A regiment of Chinese IS-2s was available for use as well, but saw no service there.
After the Korean War, China had attempted to reverse-engineer the IS-2/IS-3 as Type 122 medium tank. The project was cancelled in favour of the Type 59, a copy of the Soviet T-54A.
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