WW2-1979 Graphics Showcase

[EZRhino]

These are also some good candidates
Edit: Hey did any of you guys ever read Gunm, or rather Battle Angel Alita as its known here in the states?

[spader]

Now to our little problem with these magnificent über-cannons. How are they supposed to go (and STAY) on rails and rail only?

/Spader

[tanelorn]

Easy. Use the ToT impassable terrain flag for all other terrain- problem solved (I think it's on the Russian civil war scenario for ToT, to simulate armored trains).

[spader]

can you use the ToT flags in MGE?

/Spader

[Henrik]

Nope

[Harry Tuttle]

EZRhino,

Ask and you will recieve.

The Arado Ar E.555-10 Long Range/High Speed Flying Wing Bomber. Not exactly the 555-1, but I think it looks more interesting.

As I mentioned to Curt in his Soviet Steel thread, the color needs some fixing. For some reason it doesn't want to work in Civ2. Feel free to screw with the colors

[Harry Tuttle]

Here's the beautiful artwork on the E555-10 from luft46.

[Harry Tuttle]

And here's your Arado Ar. E 555-1

[EZRhino]

[Harry Tuttle]

Thank you, thank you. I'll be here all night folks.

[Harry Tuttle]

Ok, here's some more color schemes. Someone tell me if these work in Civ 2.

Also, I noticed that some of the WW2 units hanging around have some nice shading to them. I am in no way that talented. Does anyone want to take it upon themselves to do that to these units?

Alright I'm going to bed now...

[DarthVeda]

looks like it is lacking shading?

[EZRhino]

I recolored Curts Komet to make a J8M Shusui Sword Stroke, the Japanise version of the Komet. Seven were built in the final year of the war, with the hope that they would turn the tide against the B-29.



Edit: I was also going to do a Kikka Orange Blossom (Me262), but I think there might be one already floating around here somewhere.

[fairline]

Those are great, Harry. I suggest you use the civ2 palette with 'em. If you have psp, load up your arado pictures, then select 'colours, load palette' from the menu.

I've attached the palette here:

[Harry Tuttle]

Awesome, thank you!