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WW2 Units: Anti-Tank Soldiers

Really effective against all types of land vehicles, maybe area damage

Allies

[US] Bazooka Soldier
[UK] AT Soldier
[FRA] AT Soldier

Axis

[GER] Panzerfaust Infantrist
[ITA] AT Infantrist
[JAP] AT Infantrist

Eastern Block

[SOW] AT Soldier
[PAR] Saboteur

Thanks patdroid for the first image

Hi
First i dont be patdroid .
And second you made the legs looking 2d not 3d.
Please undo that ...

(Daniel) should i make more at and infantrie soldier in this style??

Patroid

Looks cool.
Could you please explain under "Nations" what you mean by the "Partisan" Nation. I have a general idea of the meaning of the word but I don't understand the way you mean.

Patroid: i like this style very much! (somevhere else i alreaady wrote this)

But is have a suggestion in general:
- i think someone should make an image of a map with the new units on it, so we can see how eg. destroyer ships look with these soldiers together on one map.
- Since i fear that you all work hard on these images and if we do not see how they will look on terrain, or on the same map together, we will be sad to modify many existing unit design because eg. we decide that troops should be a few pixel smaller because of other units or something.

so i suggest that someone put all new unit designs onto one map image (as it would appear in game) so we can see how they grow, and how they look together.
(just a suggestion)

Posted here: viewtopic.php?f=58&t=895

Hi
Stats:hp:15
Attack:3
Range:1
Sight:4
Move:4

Bonus:all tanks and armored vehicels 500%

Patroid

Hi
I found out that the germans dont have bazookas

So i made a panzerfaust unit.

patroid

Hi
And a american bazooka.

patroid

american cloth color is not so good, but the image is not bad.
a little LEGO figure like tough.

panzerfaust: my favorite in this thread the first image. (in first post)

I will change coloring.

Hi
Its done.

patroid

Wow! It looks good.
And it doesn't look like a LEGO. +1

the color is still too light to me, i remember american uniform as darker kekhi. am i wrong?

GI uniforms tended to be darker. Khaki was for 'Desert Storm' and stuff like that. But they change. (1800's was dark blue.)