Industrial Unit Graphics

[Sarsstock]

Good question Steph, I had just assumed that those units were first created in ToT and then recoloured for the MGE pallet.

[jim panse]

I thought so too, Chris. Only pity is there were not any ToT Napoleonic units posted by Gareth here ...

[curtsibling]

@Erika:

Nice work, ma'am!
Hope to see that scenario appear soon!

[jim panse]

Some New Year present ...

[curtsibling]

Very, very grand work!

[Eivind IV]

Speaking of which. These are made by Fairline, modified by Typhoon and Sarsstock. From the latest update of La Belle Epoque: http://apolyton.net/forums/showthrea...hreadid=144946

[Harry Tuttle]

Love the infantry. Looks like their trudging through mud.

[tanelorn]

Very nice

[Sarsstock]

This unitset here is a new style of American Civil War Infantry I've been experimenting with over the last few days. They're all mods based on the new WW2 infantry style Curt had posted a little while back, and I thought it could be applied to mid 19th century infantry.

The same might be true for late 19th century and early 20th century I suppose.....

[Harry Tuttle]

Excellent

[tanelorn]

Very nice indeed

[Sarsstock]

I can't recall if I've posted these units yet or not, if I have sorry for the double posting. Even still, I figured this thread could use a good kick back to the top of the thread listing.

Attached below are three civilian French vehicles circa 1914. The first is a Parisian taxi, the second the same taxi sans markings, and the third a light truck based on the same chassis.

[Arthedain]

Very nice!

[curtsibling]

Those are rather groovy, and show the definite 'Sarsstock ' style!

[Sarsstock]

Why thankyou Curt for the compliment. Though I humbly wouldn't call those "Sarsstock" style since for the most part they're still modifications of some of Gareth's previous work. These ones had been intended for a rehash of a classic WW1 scenario that was never completed.