Slitherine

Hello and Servus from Bavaria,

I started a project in a German role-playing forum, which is about the graphics of PanzerCorps Wehrmacht. It is a museum in which I will try to display all vehicles, planes and ships. It is currently still in the early stages, but more and more graphics will be added over time.

I could also use your help if I can't find some vehicles or can't find evidence, but maybe you can. If you are interested, just drop by: Museum

The second spoiler is the text in English. I would appreciate any feedback. If that doesn't fit here, the administrators can close this topic again.

regards
Dominik

Cool idea... please allow one question: why do you put a fence around the tanks and all the other stuff?

It kind of very much distracts from the actual object. Also, I would increase the size of the graphics.

Hello,

Well, the fence and the concrete base should represent a museum.

And bigger graphics ... yes, that would be nice, but then the graphics are squishy and pixelated and don't look nice anymore.

In addition, I would like to show what units can be used in PanzerCorps, or how large the variety of units can be and also was.

PeteMitchell wrote: ↑Wed Jun 23, 2021 12:48 am Cool idea... please allow one question: why do you put a fence around the tanks and all the other stuff?

It kind of very much distracts from the actual object. Also, I would increase the size of the graphics.

Very nice idea, I agree on the fence, does not look great

Hello,

Today I tried to make a little bit bigger grafics for my museum.
Whats your opinion?
Better or not?

look here

I have to make the fence look more nice an some little things, but with this size, you can see more of the vehicle.

And @faos333, the fence, do you have a better Idea?

I think the fence is not needed... I understand you like it but I personally don't see any value in it

Great idea.. in LT-38 or Pz.38(t) and LT-35 or Pz.35(t) i miss Slovakia - Slowakei.

Tomorrow I will start again with a new edition of the graphics.

Kanthe wrote: ↑Mon Aug 23, 2021 5:33 pm Tomorrow I will start again with a new edition of the graphics.

great

Sorry, so much to do at home. Maybe next week.

An impressive effort that really shows (same as the great mods) - PzC1 is a classic.

What happened to your roleplaying community?
Seid ihr wieder auf Angriff oder hat sich das verlaufen?
I checked the museum a couple of months back and you were discussing the future at the time.
Can't find the thread anymore...

Also aktuell hab ich wenig Zeit für mein Museum und ab Freitag zwei Wochen Urlaub. Ab Oktober mach ich da weiter.

Und das Rollenspiel....na ja, zu wenig Leute und aktuell im Umbruch. Schön, wäre es, wenn es wieder kommt.


At October I will work again at my Museum!

By the way, this is, how my Museum-vehicles look like soon.
What do you say?

love it

Thank you!

I happy to do more at the beginning of October.

Kanthe wrote: ↑Wed Sep 15, 2021 6:41 pm By the way, this is, how my Museum-vehicles look like soon.
What do you say?

excellent

Hello,

After it remained quiet in my museum for a long time, I finally found motivation again. I have also immediately revised the Panzer I. What do you say?

Panzer I

My goal is, as far as possible, to have 4 graphics for each model. Of course, for many this is not possible, but for some. So if you still have missing camouflages, just tell me.

Greetings Dominik

Splendid Dominik

Every time I drop by there is something new that catches the eye.

Great details are more visible with the new showcase

The P1
The most horrifying tank to me. It looks so innocent and harmless in comparison to others, but being a rural farmer at the time, having seen machinery very rarely, the thought of a P1 moving around and about with over 20mph, firing two machine guns that can't be hit would terrify me to no end. It is exactly the kind of speed that drags it out, but you can never outrun it. Most prominent tanks seem larger than life - like you would not encounter them as inf and they would have more important tasks than mowing down a bunch of farmers. But not the P1... it goes after the little guys bc it doesn't have anything else to do.

Great observation Lifever. Apparently the experience in WW1 was that MGs were more useful against troops than cannon. A mobile, bulletproof machine gun nest is a very scary concept. Suddenly the Matilda 1, Vickers light etc start to make much more sense.
If museums are supposed to make people think, then it seem to be working.

Is here someone who can make some good camouflage for me and my museum?