WW2 Unit Graphics

[Arthedain]

Originally posted by fairline
Some bloke called 'Gooner Ball'. His units are pretty average.

*LOL*

[Sarsstock]

LOL!! Pretty average units eh Gareth? Yet somehow 90%-95% of the best units circulating this forum can be traced back to him.

[curtsibling]

Who is that mysterious master unit maker?

[Eivind IV]

I should be doing other stuff, but this obsession is hard to control...

Anyway, I wouldn't say I disliked the previous US troops, but I think they're position looked kind of weak. This looks more agressive.

Kudos to Fairline for having such great basis units!

[Dr Kellogg]

Originally posted by jim panse
Say folks, has anyone any idea about the equipment, weaponry & uniforms of the following minor powers in the interwar period?

Belgium, Sweden, Slovakia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania

I think Belgium pretty much used more or less the same equipment as the French ... any ideas?

I can't help you with uniforms & infantry equipment. In case you are also interested in informations about their tanks and aircraft I may help you though.

[typhoon]

Here are some Swedish reenactors in WW2 kit (or at least, that's what I think.)

[jim panse]

Here are my attempts ...

Thank all for their replies!

[Arthedain]

Finally some Swedish ww2 units!

[typhoon]

I was wondering if there is a BT-7 for ToT available somewhere. It would come in handy in a conversion of a particular scenario.

[AGRICOLA]

Originally posted by jim panse
Say folks, has anyone any idea about the equipment, weaponry & uniforms of the following minor powers in the interwar period?

Belgium, Sweden, Slovakia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania

I think Belgium pretty much used more or less the same equipment as the French ... any ideas?

I think that I got this link from another SL thread, don't know which one. It has a lot of very obscure gen.

http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/

P.S. fsu.edu is Florida State University. Glad to see my tax dollars being put to good use.

[Arthedain]

Swedish ww2 uniforms:
http://www.algonet.se/~hogman/unifor...9.htm#1900-tal <- look out for M/1939.
Just before WW2, a new uniform was established. The color was the same (grey-brown-green).

[Patine]

@Cousarmy0001: Does the B-50 have the same model name, 'Superfortress,' as the B-29, or not?
And could someone make the stated adjustments, please, to update the unit to a B-50? And finally, is anyone up to the other aircraft? I'd be most grateful. Thanks!

[cousarmy0001]

the difference between the B-29 and the B-50 was so small externally that modifying the one i posted would be pointless.

the most obvious external difference was that the engines themselves were mounted a little higher to accomodate an air scoop on the bottom.

see: http://www.wpafb.af.mil/museum/outdoor/od17.htm

[curtsibling]

Originally posted by jim panse
Here are my attempts ...

Thank all for their replies!

Very nice ToT work, Jim!

[tanelorn]

I concur. Scandinavian pacifism aside (they would rather philosophize the enemy to death and commit suicide on the utter pointlessness of it all) , the stance is so 'Nam, I can almost see the marine with the shotgun there.
"a nudge"