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Post by BBFred on May 4, 2005 19:32:47 GMT
Hi Ram, Sorry, no civilians nor animals in Kursk. Historically, the defensive line laid out by the Russians around the Kursk salient was a no man's land about 25 kilometers wide. All civilians, & as a result all cattle, had been evacuated from the area months ago.  |
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Post by Ram on May 4, 2005 21:28:36 GMT
BBFred,
Good call, you are absolutely right! After a couple of years of war, the region was pretty well combed over.
Thanks for the reply and thanks for making a great game even better - greatly appreciated!
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Post by foxy on May 4, 2005 21:33:25 GMT
You might see a rabbit or two, with all the holes ;D.
Badgers 'no'. ;D
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Post by Adrian Taylor on May 5, 2005 9:43:51 GMT
As there have been a few posts enquiring about the Lend Lease units, here is a shot of the Lend-Lease ground units. ![]() http://www.activegaming.org\Project Kursk\images\Lend_Lease.jpg[/img] The M3 Grant and Valentine were in common use in several independant Tank Regiments. The Churchill was used in the Southern sector with a Guard Tank Brigade and the Bren carriers were in use with mechanised Recce units. Also note the new Gaz truck with AA MG mount. Adrian |
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Post by docandy on May 5, 2005 14:21:22 GMT
Nice units !
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Post by Stalin on May 5, 2005 18:53:40 GMT
Very beautifully! Good fellows, a rare case when all so beautifully do(make) abroad (I of Russia and frequently similar add-on in other countries were not so beautiful).  |
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Post by foxy on May 6, 2005 8:10:03 GMT
That Gaz AA is a treat, ;D. Like the bren carriers that can tow allso. Those Valentines are tough customers. |
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Post by Stalin on May 6, 2005 14:17:36 GMT
Valentines?
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Post by foxy on May 7, 2005 9:34:06 GMT
Yep the two smaller tanks in the foreground,with Churchill in between, tough little customers if you meet them on an Ost game.
More true to life in this game, the crews, both British(colonial) and the Russians liked them.
There biggest drawback was the 2 Pdr gun, but was Increased later to 6Pdr, which made it very good Indeed.
Used in the Desert with the 8th army, and in Italy with the 6th Armoured Div, and of course lend lease to the Russians.
Was allso modified, to Archer17Pdr AT gun,Bishop/25PdrSPg, bridgetank and as DD tank experiment for D Day landings.
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Post by ilija1 on May 7, 2005 14:39:42 GMT
Yep the two smaller tanks in the foreground,with Churchill in between, tough little customers if you meet them on an Ost game. . Hmmm how tough can they be if i encounter them with Tiger or something simular. ;D |
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Post by Stalin on May 11, 2005 15:22:34 GMT
No, no, no!
The best tank T-34!
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Post by Ondevinter on May 12, 2005 14:54:15 GMT
d**n those units look so good, much more real then in normal blitzkrieg when they are a bit dusty, and I see u have stuka zu fuss again  , love that unit. Keep up the good work |
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Post by mike303 on May 21, 2005 12:41:22 GMT
Hey its been a while since the last screenshot, any chance of some more? |
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Post by josephporta on May 24, 2005 20:51:36 GMT
Nice units. Especially the mortar version of Sd.Kfz. 251, Pz II ausf.L Luchs and that GAZ with AA MG.
BTW, GAZ with AA MG would be very useful for Hungary. ;D
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Post by Adrian Taylor on May 25, 2005 16:21:51 GMT
Sorry for the delay in posting new screen shots, but the team has been busy working on some challenging mission maps for Project Kursk ;D Anyway a couple more new units for the Russians. Firstly the huge 203mm B4 tracked howitzer. This saw service throughout the war in heavy Artillery Brigades. Also a new addition to the Russian trucks and particularly handy for towing light guns, the Gaz 67 jeep.  Adrian |
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, love that unit.