Units!

[Harry Tuttle]

Thanks! Ok, here's the redo, with shading included.

 

[anarchywrksbest]

Anyone have a PzH2000 graphic? I need it for a little project of mine.

I also need some modern day submarine graphics, and any nice paratrooper ones too

Any help, appreciated etc.

 

[Harry Tuttle]

Ok, here's some more. Three different camo jobs for the Arado Ar E.581-5 Single Seat Fighter and a nice Horten HO MM229-3 Fighter. Enjoy!

 

[insurgent]

Yeah, those are great! I suppose they are meant for use in the post-WWII scenario you described in another post?

 

[Harry Tuttle]

Well now that you mention it, those would come in handy....

 

[o'brien]

could you do a Goa'uld death glider? (From sg1)
or a white star (from babylon 5) ?

thats a white star

 

[Harry Tuttle]

hmmmm, maybe I'll try to help you out O'Brien, but don't hold me to it... Hard units to design indeed....

But, in the meantime, I whipped up a V2 rocket

 

[o'brien]

cool hope you can do it

 

[insurgent]

Originally posted by Harry Tuttle
But, in the meantime, I whipped up a V2 rocket

As usual, good job!

 

[Harry Tuttle]

Here are some more units that I will most likely use in my upcoming alternate history scenario:

The sub is an I-400 carrier sub, first built by the Japanese in WW2 for bombing the West coast of the U.S. and the Panama Canal. Unfortunately for the Japanese Navy they didn't think of this one till the end of the war, where that whole "surprise! be scared of us, we're gonna invade!" thing just didn't work anymore. Supposedly, the Germans had the schematics for one of these behemoths...

The Arado E55 has a new paint job. I just wasn't happy with the old one.

For the landing barge I used one of Nemo's old units and spiffed it up. Can you see the tanks and the platoon of soldiers?

 

[Harry Tuttle]

Probably one of the best fighters in WW2, in both theaters. I am definately going to gloat about this one.

I took one of the P-38s floating around the forum (most likely one of Nemo's - I did some searching and found one with an MHN), extended the tail, expanded the engines, moved the cockpit back to where it should be, added the exhaust vents on the tail engines, removed the props, extended and enlarged the wings somewhat, and last but definately not least, I gave it a new paint job, true to form.

I got the specs here: http://p-38online.com/

Muhahahahaha!

 

[Harry Tuttle]

One of the most used jets in the Korean War, more than a match for the early Chinese Migs. Enjoy.

 

[Eivind IV]

I love your work, Harry!

 

[gerryandersson]

Me to.

 

[Harry Tuttle]

Thanks guys

 

[Leonel]

Originally posted by Harry Tuttle
One of the most used jets in the Korean War, more than a match for the early Chinese Migs. Enjoy.

I thought the most used jet in the Korean War was the F-86 Sabre. Don't you mean the Vietnam War?

 

[Harry Tuttle]

Check it out, that's where I got the info.

http://www.warbirdalley.com/f9f.htm

The Sabre flew more missions of course, but the Navy and the Marines used the F-9 almost half the time. So it might be one of the most used, but not necessarily the most used.

And no, it was the Korean War. Interesting note: The F-9 design was changed in 1951 to a swept wing version called the "Cougar". This change was in response to the Mig-15 being 100mph faster.

--> O'brien, is this design ok for the Goa'uld death glider? And what about the colors? Or do you want the greyish one from the series? I think a charcoal grey with some gold and black would look nice.

 

[insurgent]

Wow, Harry, that unit making is excellent! And you're productive too! Great job!

 

[Harry Tuttle]

Somebody ask Richard Dean Anderson if he would approve...

 

[o'brien]

now how do i turn it into a unit?