Wyrmshadow
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Okay I just posted up the green version without side skirts so you can see the wheels and tracks better.
Yeah, just the other day I was passing by this kindergarten...quickly killing all in front of him
ok, someone else to add to the list as "not suitable to use as as babysitter".... of course it might be nice to come home and not wonder if the babysitter is hog-tied, ducktaped or just locked in some closet.Stormrage said:Wut iz dee-fence?AttaK! WAAAGH!
Yeah, just the other day I was passing by this kindergarten...
woah, what a clever idea. Another thing to add to the rather large notebook I have of "tricks and tips from wyrmshadow".Wyrmshadow said:The dark splotches on the hull after the explosions are......negative lighting.
The body & chassis certainly look the part -- how did you concoct the turret? (BTW, as usual, very cool.)Wyrmshadow said:Do you believe this used to be a Tiger2?
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Wyrmshadow said:I ripped apart an Abrams front end. I actually only used the front right quarter of the turret. The M1 actually isnt symmetrical so I had to do some clever mirror tricks with one of my programs.
I stared by adding a bustle to the henchel turret. But I just could not make it look quite right, so I threw that away and added an Abrams front. I connected the side skirts to the main hull with spaced armor to keep with the angled Abrams look. Gave it the main gun from Leo2. Cupola from leo2 but M2 machine gun and mount from abrams. Took out the powerpack and gave it the engine grates and fans from a Leo2. Smoke dischargers from Leo2 but arrangement modified. Lots of soldier's supplies stacked on the turret and water cans onthe sides. Rear/front traffic lights from Challenger2, the same as I used for the Panther3. Driver's hatches and fuel drums from Leclerc. Fuel lines to the drums from T-80. Transmission and wheels from Leo2. Rear looking periscope/camera from T-80 commander's sight. Gunner's sight from T-80. Searchlight from T-80. The ERA setup was purely my design.
BadKharma said:Yes but the Leopard 1 was first produced in 1963 by Krauss-Maffei for the German Ministry of Defence so this what if fills in a gap.