Spring RTS Engine

See, British ingenuity.

Panzer IV (the dark ones)

I may lighten it a bit...

Much better I think.

No tracks?

Zpock wrote:No tracks?

Just the angle of the shot.

I kinda hoped you'd make the tracks on your tanks thicker... although I can understand why they're paperlike.

Now that brings up another question: when the wheels spin, will they clip through the tracks?

No.

So you left some spacing.

Or he only modeled the "hubcaps".

No, it's all there -- I spaced it a tad so that the wheels wouldn't clip through the tracks.

PaK 40 killin' some T-34's.

Is it me, or is the crew member closest to the camera (on the left) covered in little brown boxes?

It's you. Looks like shadows... I think there's a power line pole behind him.

leFH 18 105mm battery:

Improve the tracks! Otherwise it's a tad too dark, not as much as the initial Panther IV though.

What about...

Tiger2:


Maus:


Josef Stalin 3:


A personal favorite:


Or if im really gonna get silly, p-1000 "ratte"...

Tiger II: On the way
Maus: If any, only a single was built, I'm not going to waste time on a unit of which only one was built.
IS-3: Appeared too late to take part in the war.
T-28: Too late to take part in the war.

Tiger II... cool, probably the most badass tank of the war that actually did some fighting. I guess we'll have the iconic Tiger 1:s as well?

IS-3 apparantly showed up for the victory parades... too late I guess. IS-2 on the other hand seems like a good candidate for the soviet heavy tank?

You can read the unit lists here.

The panther has chicken pox!