WW2-1979 Graphics Showcase

[tanelorn]

("speechless")

[spader]

Hmm... I ahve a wishlist here (of German units). So if you have some time over or so you can always try one of these:

20mm (Q) FlaK
20mm FlaK
37mm FlaK
37mm FlaK/IV
88mm FlaK 41
Coelion (german 1945 prototype, FlaK panzer)
FlakPz 38(t)
Ostwind (german AA-tank)
SdKfz 10/4
SdKfz 6/2
Wirbelwind (german AA-tank)
3,7cm PaK
Elefant (I think there is one around here but I couldnt find it and my eyes started to bleed after some minutes)
JägerPanther
JgdPz IV/70
JgdPz V
Nashorn
PzJgd I
StuG IIIB
StuH 42
Ju-52
10,5 leFH 18 (artillery)
15 sFH 18 (artillery)
17 K18 (artillery)
7,5 leFk 16 nA (artillery)
Sig 38(t)
sIG II
Wurfrahmen (this one is so über-cool. Artillery "thingies" on its sides)
Zeppelin Class (german Carrier)
Bf-109b
Do-335
He-162
Me-163 Komet
(any type of german cavalry... they used some in Poland for example)
Ju-87D
Ju-87G
Me-110e
Maus (could be around here somewhere. God I hate ppl who doesnt put the WWII names on their creations)
Panther A
Panther D
Panther G
Panther IIF
Pz 38(t)A
Pz 38(t)F
Pz IA
Pz IIA
Pz IID
Pz IIF
Pz IIIE
Pz IIIH
Pz IIIJ
Pz IIIL
Pz IIIN
Pz IVF2
Pz IVJ

Alot of III versions (I know). But they were all so different.

/Spader

[EZRhino]

Alot of these are already here in the forums.

[fairline]

Curt, Case and Tanelorn, thanks for the comments

Originally posted by curtsibling
Could you work your graphic magic on the RAF Meteor Jet, please?

Curt, If the Meteor is for Soviet Steel, Jimmywax has already done a post-war silver version of his Meteor. I've tinkered with it a little to produce a 1945 Meteor F3 and the clipped-wing, bigger-engined F8 which was the main variant from the late 40s to the mid 50s; both are in post-war intercepter light grey.

[Boco]

>50 German tank types in one scenario?

[spader]

Originally posted by EZRhino
Alot of these are already here in the forums.

Negative.
But I get your point.
I know that there are (for example):
an

88mm FlaK , but not an 88mm FlaK 41
Jägertiger , but no JägerPanther

StuG IIIF , but no StuG IIIB

Me-109e , but no Me-109k

Im quite sure that 90% (if not 100%) of those units in my wishlist, are NOT on these forums.

There are NO AA-tanks for example... and no artillery units as well.

and those Pz IIIE, and IID etc... Im quite aware that there are PzII's and PzIII'z around. But none of them has this extra letter that tells from which period (for example) they are... a PzIIA is not the same as a PzIIF.

I hope you get my point...
/Spader

[EZRhino]

Ahem. I dont recall you asking for a StuGIIIf in your wislist post, but I can assure you there is one on the forums. As to the rest. I know for a fact that there is and are

Elefants
There is a JgdPanther
A JgdPz V
I am almost certain that there is a Sig II
A Bf-109b
The Do-335 never made it past the prototype stage, and thus it is not suprising that nobody has made one for a scenario.
An Me-163 Komet
A Ju-52
Wermacht Cavalry
A Me-110
A Maus
I think also that there is a Panther A
There is a Panther II, however I am not sure which version.
I am pretty sure that there is a Pz IIA around.
Just dig around a little. They are there.

[fairline]

Nemo drew a JagdPanther and also three different PzIVs: a short gunned IVC/D/E/F1, a long gunned version without schurtzen (IVF2/IVG) and long-gunned version with schurtzen (IVH/J). The late FMK recently posted a StuG IIIB. If you take the time to look through the thread you'll find some compilations made, I think, by Pap.

Alternatively, Nemo's originals are posted on Anzac's civ2 junction website:

http://www.geocities.com/augusta/fairway/2116/index2.html

If you look closely you'll see Nemo took the trouble of putting the unit name on each of the graphics

[FiGu]

Here's my first try on the wirbel wind

[FiGu]

here's a jgdpz iv L/45.. an L/48 is coming

[FiGu]

Here's the L/48!

[FiGu]

And pzj 4.7 cm! an early german tank destroyer

[FiGu]

(REMOVED)

[FiGu]

Here's a Bergepanzer Panther!
(I dont know why i made this one )

[curtsibling]

Originally posted by fairline
Curt, Case and Tanelorn, thanks for the comments



Curt, If the Meteor is for Soviet Steel, Jimmywax has already done a post-war silver version of his Meteor. I've tinkered with it a little to produce a 1945 Meteor F3 and the clipped-wing, bigger-engined F8 which was the main variant from the late 40s to the mid 50s; both are in post-war intercepter light grey.

Superb work!

Thanks a lot for your help, fairline!
Yer one of the good guys!