Slitherine

Excellent work Flak! You are giving more value to the already top-notch base icons made by Phcas! Big thanks to you for your work and persistence!

Wouldn't be great if besides uploading links for the base icons and masks, you upload a link with all the vehicles you skinned with your superb camo scheme, making one big uniform icon set?
Just a suggestion...

Guille, Yes I plan on making one BIG or maybe two BIG zip files once PHCAS has either changed making units from softskins and halftracks to something else. I will consolidate all of them making it easier. Of course when I began doing it, I had no idea he would be so prolific, but I AM NOT COMPLAINING!!!!!!!!!!!

I am keeping my fingers crossed one day when he finds the time he will rework the Panther units I posted on the thread. We shall see. Between you and PHCAS, the whole face of PZC units is changing and has been changing since guys like you make the outstanding units for all of us to enjoy.

Thats a wonderful thought! I will waiting for your pack eagerly... By the way, would you like me to make a base-grey version of the Bergepanther? I think I have good stuff to initiate such a project...

Yes, I would like that very much, a grey version of the Bergepanther. I did one several years ago, but it sucks compared to yours and PHCAS's units.

Ok, my friend... I think you know where is your new unit... hehe..

Many thanks Guille. It looks really nice indeed. The end result after masking will be sharp! I really like Panthers, they are one, if not the most, favorites of the game for me.

THERE ARE TOO MANY GREAT ICONS ON THIS THREAD FOR ME TO KEEP FINDING WHERE I AM ON IT

I give up trying to sort through them all.

But keep making them anyway (any chance you could make a samurai unit anyone?)

- BNC

Phcas could you please help me improve this plane like yours


Do-217K with BMW 801


Do-217M with DB 603A


Dornier P.232

Do-217K

Do-217M

Hi PHCAS

in panzercorpsu me greatly lacking Bloch MB-200.
You helped me and created him?

TANK you PHCAS, you are so kind like always

Skel wrote:Hi PHCAS

in panzercorpsu me greatly lacking Bloch MB-200.
You helped me and created him?

I think PHCAS he can improve existing one, or make new one from parts, he dont use 3D program

I saw 3D model can be download here, but i dont know how to use this model, sorry

http://www.sharecg.com/v/80167/browse/5 ... 200#cmntL1

PHCAS can "improve" damned near anything..................
In the meantime here are the camouflage skinned Faun L900 units (six total)

And the other three Faun L900 in camo

Phcas: Excellent work with those Dornier bombers! Thansk for sharing!

Bloch MB-200

guille1434 wrote:Phcas: Excellent work with those Dornier bombers! Thansk for sharing!

Thank you

UPDATE FOR PHCAS UNITS WITH MASKS ZIP FILE ON MEDIA FIRE:

These files contain the SdKfz 10-4, SdKfz 250, Sdkfz 9-FAMO and Faun units with masks (46 different vehicles total)

http://www.mediafire.com/download/3vttp ... Masks.zipx

Sorry I have lost count on what number this is for zip files, but in the thread you will find links for most everything & masks but airplanes

guille1434 wrote:Phcas: Excellent work with those Dornier bombers! Thansk for sharing!

Totally agreed !!!

Vomag 7 FlaK36

In 1940 the German automobile builder Vomag, which made trucks and staff buses for the needs of the Wehrmacht, received an order from the military for a special heavy mobile anti-aircraft vehicle, able to transport the 88mm Flak 36 gun on its own chassis.
This order came stamped with high-level importance because the future vehicle had a very particular task - the escort of the Fuhrer as part of a special division ("Führerbegleit - Flakabteilung") to the front, where they were to ensure the constant safety of the head of state, manned by personnel dedicated to all measures of anti-aircraft defense.
For this requirement a triple axle chassis was chosen, which was capable of transporting 9 tonne loads. To perform technical tasks, the best suited was a bus chassis, because it had a frame design enabling the installation of a gun at a relatively low height above the ground, and keeping vertical alignment within acceptable limits. The vehicle had 10mm tolerances in its vital units. In order to protect the crew in bad weather conditions, a tarpaulin awning was mounted in the rear part of the body. Behind were located two coils of wire cable for radio communication between units. The ammunition for the gun was stored in two compartments at the very back of the car body.
The first cars were constructed in the same year and soon, in the spring of 1941, were delivered to the specially created 1st battalion of the 42nd anti-aircraft regiment, which was based in Dresden. The division received 20 vehicles of this type - not only gun transporters, but also targeting cars with special sights and fire control equipment. In general, each unit of the battalion had three gun carriers, two range-finder cars, and also escort vehicles of other types.
Soon after being established, the battalion was transferred to Poland, but once the Luftwaffe had quickly overwhelmed the country's limited air force, the Vomag had little work to do in this sector.
After the Blitzkrieg of 1940 and the fall of France, the pressing need to escort the Fuhrer with these vehicles generally disappeared, as there was now no serious threat from the air on the continent, and so they were transferred to the training base at Doberitz. However, the division continued to report directly to the Luftwaffe command in Berlin. It was planned that due to its mobility it would constantly move from one allied air raid zone to another, but this tactic proved to be unjustified as the British bombers continually changed their approach as they attacked Germany.
From 1942 to 1944 the battalion was constantly moved from one part of the front to another, and in 1944 it was sent to Romania, where at that time the government of the country announced a truce with the USSR. In heavy fighting with Soviet troops it was almost completely destroyed. Some vehicles moved to a new base in Hungary, but at the beginning of 1945 during battles with the Soviet armies the remainder of the division was completely destroyed. None of the 88mm guns on the Vomag chassis survived the war.