Modern Unit Graphics

[gapetit]

Wonderful units Fairline

 

[Fairline]

Thanks Gapetit

Here's some of the Falklands/Malvinas units you were after. The exocet seems to be hovering without the aid of a badly-drawn rocket blast

 

[CurtSibling]

Wow!
Some nice missile work, sir!

PS
I sent you a PM, and I apologise, it is a unit request...

PPS
Don't worry it's not WW2 or Fantasy!

 

[gapetit]

Magnificent units Fairline

 

[Patine]

Is it Fantastic Variant WW2 Curt (flying flesh-eating Panzers, Red Army kudunic sorcercers, Spitfires and P-51's with superhumanly fast and accurate pilots, etc.)?

 

[CurtSibling]

Nope! It involves a bunch of eager young terrorists fighting nasty super fascists in space!

 

[Tanelorn]

Very good work Gareth, keep the Civ2 banner up!

 

[BC1871]

Some amazing Falklands units being produced, however is there any chance of getting an HMS Endurance unit?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Endurance_(1967)

 

[Fairline]

I hadn't planned to BC unless it is used in a OG or ToT scenario....

If you need one for a potential scenario then I'm sure I could be persuaded

 

[Patine]

With Korea almost ready for the virtual shelf, I need a bit of a tidbit for a possible future project that might be interesting and take advantage of ToTPP more fully (well, if the project gets off the ground, I'll likely need a few more requests, but I'll save those for the future). Now I was certain there were a few of those square flag shields attached to units nowadays for the EU out there, but, after searching my HD (and I've been diligently storing uploaded things of late, just in case), I can't seem to find them. The closest I have are the old MGE-format flag shields for the EU from the old Crises and NWO scenarios. There's not even one, surprisingly, in Sarsstock's old flag collection. The units themselves such a flag shield would be attached to aren't the issue - they're all in good supply. I would just need the flag shield, if someone could PLEASE whip me up such a thing, I'd be most grateful.

 

[Fairline]

Here you go:

 

[Patine]

Thank-you greatly!

 

[Fairline]

No problem.

Westland Lynx: the blue one is a Royal Navy one from the Falklands War and the green / grey an Army one.

 

[gapetit]

I'm running out of adjectives. Great job Fairline. A new unit for the Falklands.

 

[Tanelorn]

Groovy.
An insanely fast eggbeater.
Maybe a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westland_Sea_King#Falklands_War next ould be nice, not least because:
"...Sea Kings also protected the fleet by acting as decoys against incoming Exocet missiles..."

Whenever you get time for it, consider drawing the current pride of the Royal Navy, the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_45_destroyer . I have a good 3d sketchup for it, but I know you would do it justice better than me.

 

[Fairline]

a Sea King is next on the list, and maybe a Wessex too to round of the Falklands helos. I've been too lazy to draw the Type 45, even though I need one for the OG unit set I'm playing with.

 

[Tanelorn]

Prior to the late 90s they retained standard soviet looks. Their homegrown woodland camo has reddish brown & grass green instead of the usual.
Special forces follow Russian trends.
Azeris next.

 

[Patine]

Ah, who could forget old Armenia. The ancestral home of the frontman of System of a Down, Dr. Kavorkian, and the Kardashian family (I'm not sure, looking that over, that's quite a flattering revue of it's expatriate children)

 

[Tanelorn]

It crossed my mind too, I won't deny it, P.
Anyway, here come the Azeris:

 

[Tanelorn]

Turks in the post mid 90s "elongated leaf" woodland. In a north-east context it is still relevant. With their eyes in the south , they have been converting to an arid scheme since 2008.
Will do that after Georgia.