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19th century stuf isn't really my period (yet), though I did produce this "HMS Warrior" unit for my standard mod anyway. It isn't really accurate though (see below).
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That reminded me: here is something posted by techumseh, and it has the ship you need
Attached FilesGeorgi Nikolai Anzyakov, Commander Grand Northern Front, Red Front Democracy GameComment
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@ ANZAC.
I am not sure if I like how the steamship came out.
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These haven't been added to this megaunitlist yet:Attached Files"It woulda been nice to have naked midgets serving us cocktails everyday." - Brandon Boyd of Incubus
"...gays who, because they just NEEDED their orgies..." -Mr. A. SpeerComment
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I haven't drawn anything in a while. Is there enough interest to make a resampling of Imperialism icons worthwhile?
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gfx deletedLast edited by tanelorn; August 25, 2003, 20:40."Whoever thinks freely, thinks well"
-Rigas Velestinlis (Ferraios)
"...êáé ô' üíïìá ôçò, ôï ãëõêý, ôï ëÝãáíå Áñåôïýóá..."
"I have a cunning plan..." (Baldric)Comment
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well, for curiosities sake, here are some late 19th century Germans (infantry, schutzen, Kurassier, dragoon and hussar). I'll have a go at some French and Brits. As for the Mexicans, I don't have any source material to work from.... so, if anyone can help here, I'd be grateful.I have a smal request for fairline. I would like to see what he could do as far as late 19th century french, british, german, and mexican units. Just out of curiosity.Attached FilesComment
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Tanelorn, thanks for posting the Alex Mexicans
Jimmywax, here are the late 19th Century units
Top row: British infantry, rifleman and lancer (home service and tropical service)
middle row: French guard grenadier, line infantrymen, light infantry, cuirassier and chasseur d'Afrique
bottom row: German empire/Prussia
I was going to do some French and German colonial troops but got bored with it. If there is any demand I can have a try. I guess Alex's Mexicans are from the 1840s, so not quite late 19th Century...Attached FilesComment
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Palaiologos:
I did this janissary a while ago. Not sure if his outfit is right for 1821...
Bebro, thanks for your comments
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Has anybody a graphic of a powder mill?
To be used as a resource square. Or for a city improvement.
Here are some units i designed or altered myself(for my 1821 scenario)Attached Files"Military training has three purposes: 1)To save ourselves from becoming subjects to others, 2)to win for our own city a possition of leadership, exercised for the benefit of others and 3)to exercise the rule of a master over those who deserve to be treated as slaves."-Aristotle, The Politics, Book VII
All those who want to die, follow me!
Last words of Emperor Constantine XII Palaiologos, before charging the Turkish hordes, on the 29th of May 1453AD.Comment
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this is for Art of War over at CivFan. That piece of **** site won't let me post the images.
Attached Files"I would rather have a German division in front of me than a French one behind me." -- General George S. Patton
"Guinness sucks!" -- MeComment
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another....Attached Files"I would rather have a German division in front of me than a French one behind me." -- General George S. Patton
"Guinness sucks!" -- MeComment
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last one.Attached Files"I would rather have a German division in front of me than a French one behind me." -- General George S. Patton
"Guinness sucks!" -- MeComment
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allard, I see you added some typical Dutch planes as the Fokker G1a And is that the Fokker D.XXI or the Douglas plane that was in the Dutch Airforce?
Second: are all these units up for free use? I'm working on a WW I scenario as well in a joint project, and although I'm not sure I'll use anything, it sure is nice to have at least some sources to check from, especially when it comes to the infantery units.Comment
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ok, here they fit in. a sample of ww1 units
1st row: German Infantry (early days of the war), British Army, Infantry;
2nd row: French Infantry (early days of the war), Japanese Army, Russian InfantryAttached FilesComment
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