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Here is an animation that would be difficult to portray as a single figure unit....
This would be an ideal 'unique unit' for the Americans.
During WW2, only the British and Americans had heavy strategic bombers....and the British Lancaster usually flew singly, at night, while the American B-17 flew in tight 'box' formations, escorted by Mustangs when they became available.
(The Mustang fighter was created by hot rod, and has been slightly altered and adapted for multi-figure use)
http://www.civfanatics.net/uploads4/MF_Escorted_Bomber.zip (1,513 meg)
Suggested Stats
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The same as a normal Civ3 bomber, but with a defence slightly larger than the attack factor of a Civ3 Fighter.
This reflects the problems enemy fighters had: not only must they dogfight the escorts, but the bomber's own machine guns as well.
Additionaly, I suggest that this unit does not replace the standard bomber, but is instead a later upgrade.
There is also a 2 figure version (with one bomber & one fighter) in the Completed Units Forum.


This would be an ideal 'unique unit' for the Americans.
During WW2, only the British and Americans had heavy strategic bombers....and the British Lancaster usually flew singly, at night, while the American B-17 flew in tight 'box' formations, escorted by Mustangs when they became available.
(The Mustang fighter was created by hot rod, and has been slightly altered and adapted for multi-figure use)
http://www.civfanatics.net/uploads4/MF_Escorted_Bomber.zip (1,513 meg)
Suggested Stats
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The same as a normal Civ3 bomber, but with a defence slightly larger than the attack factor of a Civ3 Fighter.
This reflects the problems enemy fighters had: not only must they dogfight the escorts, but the bomber's own machine guns as well.
Additionaly, I suggest that this unit does not replace the standard bomber, but is instead a later upgrade.
There is also a 2 figure version (with one bomber & one fighter) in the Completed Units Forum.
