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Unit Series: Sterling SMG

PPSh is on the backburner at the moment. I'll try to fit it in at a future date. I need to make some changes to the unit before I can start rendering. I think I'm fine with info on WWII Russians. I still have all those pics in my WIP thread to work from.

Thanks and Good Luck for You! :)
 
nice to see you are back.
I just want to add few words, following your recent "why even bother?" thread (I know I' quite late but I was away for job).

I second most of opinion expessed there and would like to add that details at civ scale are important but don't define all the "value" of a unit.
Overtime, your foot soldiers got impressive improvements in animation. IMHO in civ3 a smooth, realistic movement (instead of a robot-like one) is even more important than most of small details.

keep on your good work
 
Very nice unit, Gary.

And I second the idea that the animations are really what makes a superb unit. Detail is important, but how the unit behaves is what really catches my eye. The units that I love the most are the one with complex attacks or fidgets or whatever. And of course, when a unit maker provides us modders with three or four attacks and multiple pcx's, I get all warm and fuzzy inside.
 
Very nice unit, Gary.

And I second the idea that the animations are really what makes a superb unit. Detail is important, but how the unit behaves is what really catches my eye. The units that I love the most are the one with complex attacks or fidgets or whatever. And of course, when a unit maker provides us modders with three or four attacks and multiple pcx's, I get all warm and fuzzy inside.

That`s just my opinion ...
 
Welcome back, Gary!!!

Great to see you will continue your impressive work. And yes, Russians - I need them, WWII and modern ones in all variations :D
 
Many thanks again everyone. I'm working on another unit in this series but am having palette problems so it may take a little longer to get this next one out.

@John Falkner: I'll need to resurect my Russians. I need to make some changes to their clothing as the shirt I was using looks too skinny on them.
 
@John Falkner: I'll need to resurect my Russians. I need to make some changes to their clothing as the shirt I was using looks too skinny on them.
That would make nice Siege of Leningrad russian units with little to eat. :D
 
Oh come now, I've read of a delicacy they dined on: bread made with sawdust.

True story from the siege of Leningrad. A woman visiting a bureaucrat asked for his briefcase. For whatever reason, he acquiesced. She later returned his briefcase - sort of. She had boiled the leather down into some form of edible jello. The bureaucrat was not displeased.

Best,

Oz
 
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