HBalck wrote: / Lavochkin La-3 /
H.Balck

La-5 to be more precise. A little bit premature for 39-41 but ok.

Great work!
Could you possibly add ZIS-2 AT gun? It's looks almost like ZIS-6 - these guns share the same carriage.
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Zis2_nn.jpg
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:ZiS3_nn.jpg

El_Condoro wrote:Are they OK to use without infringing copyright?

Dunno. I am not a game developer and i am not trying to make money on them. As long as Slithering not trying to include them into their game they are ok, i suppose.

Those look quite professional. Who made them?

Wargaming.net :)

An Offline Tank Viewer for World of Tanks (http://tinyurl.com/6vtm8nb) plus mad paint.net skillz will get you any tank available in WoT.
http://i.imgur.com/yTJJ5.png <-- left - bigunit of KV-1S, right - unit icon for IS-2 (early ...

1) Commandos/Bradenburgers. (already mentioned by another player :) )
2) Fiesler Storch as spotter plane/air recon. (already mentioned by another player :) )
3) Mine layers and sweepers. (both, on land; an option to certain infantry, and in sea; a unit.)
4) Barrage balloons ( to prevent bomb runs ...

Kerensky wrote:The structure, size, and shape of the mantlet of the unit in game is definitely an IS-2, I think just the angle of the unit make the turret look like the dome of the IS-3.

Here is IS-2 and IS-3 suitable for bigunits .

Never knew that version was called KV-1C.
There were not really any such models as KV-1 /A/B/C and so on. According to these criteria there were dozens of T-34 modifications. But there were none. When classifying all those soviet tanks built at the beginning of the war one should keep in mind ...

In fact the third time around I watched as (2) Tks formations litterly ripped my PzK 38t into scrap metal. (WTF!)

Roman Edmund Orlik, a Polish Army sergeant, was a tank ace who knocked out 13 German tanks ( one PzKpfw IV Ausf B and two PzKpfw 35(t) among them ) with his light TKS tankette armed ...