Special Pack for The Guardian's Mod part II

[imperator1961]

Here you can find others unit requested by The Guardian for his Mod.
From left to right:

Napoleon Empress Dragoon, British African Auxiliary, Coastal Cannon Heavy, Coastal Cannon Medium, Coastal Cannon Light, Kurdish Hillman, Native American Auxiliary, Austrian General, French Marshal, Russian General, Napoleon, Wellington, Persian Rocket Crew, Persian Mortar Crew.

The Downloads:

Part I
Part II

 

[Wotan49]

British African Auxiliary, Kurdish Hillman, Native American Auxiliary,
Coastal Cannon

I love it

MfG
Wotan49

 

[CiaranB123]

Very nice

 

[General 666]

British African Auxiliary, Kurdish Hillman, Native American Auxiliary

My personal favorites as well. but all are nice.

 

[Ares de Borg]

Excellent additions! Are some of these Army units?

 

[The Guardian]

Excellent work Imperator. I am downloading them now and will try them in game.

For Ares. the mounted officers can indeed be used as leaders and/or armies. I requested them to be used as special units. In my scenario, they will be auto produced as leaders with the ability to transport other units like an army. They will also have separate attack and defense as well as the ability to build forts.

 

[Goldflash]

Do want. Do want alot.

 

[imperator1961]

Excellent work Imperator. I am downloading them now and will try them in game.

For Ares. the mounted officers can indeed be used as leaders and/or armies. I requested them to be used as special units. In my scenario, they will be auto produced as leaders with the ability to transport other units like an army. They will also have separate attack and defense as well as the ability to build forts.

To act as an army the units must have a special palette. This units have the standard palette, so they cannot be used as army. I have tryed sometimes ago to do some armies, apply the special palette but the result was terrible. If someone can explain me the correct use of the special palette I will trasform some of the units in this pack in army units.

 

[MeteorPunch]

Persians of this era...thanks!

 

[Ozymandias]

 

[general-jcl]

Fantastic and superb units
Thank you, imperator

 

[Pounder]

Thanks, I'll using the Coastal Cannons and the Native American.

 

[Vuldacon]

Good Work on these Units imperator1961

I wrote a Tutorial on how to convert Game units to Army Units many years ago that can help you make any of these units into Army Units. The Tutorial is here

 

[Moff Jerjerrod]

These units are absolutely stunning. You paid a lot of attention to the details such as the bolts to the metal strappings in the siege mortar and the chain eyehole loops on the artillery.

Nice work!

 

[Wolfshade]

Imperator, thank you very much for your beautiful units! And wish you a best result (I never wish a luck - it doesn't guarantee a success) with Army units - we'll wait them!

 

[The Guardian]

Good Work on these Units imperator1961

I wrote a Tutorial on how to convert Game units to Army Units many years ago that can help you make any of these units into Army Units. The Tutorial is here

This is a good tutorial for anyone wanting to convert units to army units. Easy to follow. I have used it with no problems.

 

[AncientOne]

Thanks Imperator for these units, most of these are very good and useful, but.. could you make a version of Native American Auxiliary with pants?

 

[Goldflash]

I have it on good authority that pants were not introduced to the Americas until the 1930s.

 

[Raffles]

Sandris has already done several native north americans in pants. You can find them in the database, I'm sure you'll find what you're looking for.

 

[AncientOne]

Goldflash.. you are kidding, right?! Because you said 1930's, I know you are, but just to make my point also for colonization time.. So they got a military coat from whites, got rifles from whites, but not pants? Many Native Americans got themselves pants at least by trading with whites. Many of them surely also knew how to do pants by themselves, because places where winters are harsh.. for example in Iroquois lands.. how would they run around in winter.. in loincloths.. I don't think so. Sure, these were not quite like European latest fashion at that time, but pants anyway.
I know that Sandris has made few, but I think there is none in military coat and still having feathers in the head.