Small note on russian-style graphics:
1. WWI russian infantry didnt wear helmets like french or german, well at least it wasn't main type of headgear : http://taunt.ru/Rekonstrukciya_Pervoi_Mirovoi/Razminka_pered_boem/ - those were most common.
2. WWII infantry soldier holding in his hands something resembling american M-4 assault rifle, while in reality most widely used handgun in Red Army (besides WWI-style rifle) was this http://www.google.ru/search?q=ппш+ф...=t&rls=org.mozilla:ru:official&client=firefox
3. also for WWII uniform - fur hats and those coats are winter uniform regular uniform would look more like that http://www.newsland.ru/News/Detail/cat/37/id/224817/img/30/ (many more 1918-1945 years Red Army uniform images there, unfortunately site is in russian). And we didn't have riding bears too hehe
p.s. and 4. what is this ugly brick-like thing all machinegunners holding on their shoulder? personally i liked old style machinegun more. Again, if aiming for historical accuracy, in models should be used national weapons for appropriate periods. Lots of machine-guns photos on this site http://world.guns.ru/machine/mg90-r.htm - it's in russian but gun names are in english, i think it have almost all of them covered, from Hatling to Vikers and MG-42 etc. etc.
1. WWI russian infantry didnt wear helmets like french or german, well at least it wasn't main type of headgear : http://taunt.ru/Rekonstrukciya_Pervoi_Mirovoi/Razminka_pered_boem/ - those were most common.
2. WWII infantry soldier holding in his hands something resembling american M-4 assault rifle, while in reality most widely used handgun in Red Army (besides WWI-style rifle) was this http://www.google.ru/search?q=ппш+ф...=t&rls=org.mozilla:ru:official&client=firefox
3. also for WWII uniform - fur hats and those coats are winter uniform regular uniform would look more like that http://www.newsland.ru/News/Detail/cat/37/id/224817/img/30/ (many more 1918-1945 years Red Army uniform images there, unfortunately site is in russian). And we didn't have riding bears too hehe
p.s. and 4. what is this ugly brick-like thing all machinegunners holding on their shoulder? personally i liked old style machinegun more. Again, if aiming for historical accuracy, in models should be used national weapons for appropriate periods. Lots of machine-guns photos on this site http://world.guns.ru/machine/mg90-r.htm - it's in russian but gun names are in english, i think it have almost all of them covered, from Hatling to Vikers and MG-42 etc. etc.