Hello Speedy: Here is the file with the mask making tutorial I have carefully stored... 8) As a bonus, and because of your previous request, I have been working on updated base icons for the T-34-43 and some extra templates (with their masks for applying camo skins to them) useful to apply extra arm...

The Geschutzwagen Tiger 17cm K72 heavy SP Artillery vehicle...

Hello Speedy: I made that unit using the basic icon for the T-34-43 and appliyng on it a special template I made from a very interesting color profile ilustration of an "experimental" up-armored T-34 made by the Soviets, applying extra armos plates over its whole hull and turret. Here I attacch that...

A new, and I think last, member of the Maus "Family", but, be warned, this is only a fantasy unit, because I could not find any documental evidence of it being even in project. I suppose it was created out of the imagination of some scale model manufacturer... I am talking about an hypotetical 8,8 c...

Here is the complete unit pack for the Sturmgeschütz Maus, with several camo schemes and the base icons and masks... Enjoy!

oh that makes more sense and yes I agree...but what about Fighter Bombers like the Bf-110G's and ME-410's??? Hello Goose: I already though about fighter-bombers which can make attack using their heavy guns and or bombload... Because of that, is that I think this effect should not be "hard coded" by...

Hello Cw!! My pleasure... :-) Now, another bonus, but "what if" unit... The Sturmgeschütz Maus, which according to reference posted by a forum member in one Warthunder web page, had the following story behind it (or, at least what part of it could be found after the war): Sturmgeschütz Maus was the ...

As a bonus, a reworked version of the late production Tiger I tank...

The last variant of the Panzer III tank, the Ausf.N model, was designed as a support tank to be used in conjunction with the heavy Panzer and Panzerjäger units. Taking this in mind, it sounded logical to me to make an indirect fire "switch" icon for this tank, to make it able to provide support (art...

Some more tigers... The Tiger I Ausf.E (late production) with all-metal wheels and AA machine gun, in a varuety of color schemes...

I was refering just to the ammo count of bomber aircraft not depleting when firing defensive guns against an air unit attack, not to the "carpet bombing" depleting effect on ammo and fuel suffered by land units when attacked by strategic bombers. This would be the same as it happens to a tank when a...

Too bad we did not receive at present some answer from some of the members of the dev team... I still don´t lose hope... Another idea I just had, which could be implemented by a new trait (could it be called "Defgun" or something like that?) is that strategic and some of the tac bomber units should ...

Another useful tip: When I am going to use the same camo skin file on several different base icons, I find useful to prepare a "gradient" od different files from the same basic skin file, making them gradually lighter/darker from the basic skin. This is because some base icons looks better than othe...

Of course, all my advice about more/less brightness and contrast apply when the base icon is more or less "evenly" colored (i.e. when all its parts do not present a great difference in darkness). Having said this, one detail I did not like about vanilla game tank icons is that in general they lower ...

Hola mi amigo Bruno: I use Paint.Net software for editing graphic archives for PzCorps, the options I mention in my previous posts are the ones you can see in the image attached here. I think that the problem is that If you use the new Pz III variants icons that phcas uploaded here in form of previe...

Hello Bruno:

I think you should give to the base icon more contrast and a little less brightness... If the base icon is too bright and it has low contrast, the skin file will obliterate the details of the base icon, giving as a result the look of a "flat" and undetailed model.

An air unit for the French Air Force, with an eye catching camo scheme... A present for the French pals present here...

Hello to all:

Again, thanks for all the nice comments and support!

Speedy: Of course, you can upload your icons here, the one you posted looks very good, so I always like contributions of high quality stuff here. Be my guest!

Buffalo: Thanks for your nice words!

Bruno! Thanks also to you for your very nice words!! And yes, I am here in poor suffering Argentina... and also yes, we speak (a form of) Spanish language here (with a lot of local words and modisms) but, basically we share the same basic language with the Spanish people in Europe... So: "Muchas gra...

Akkula! Thanks for your nice words. Even if historically it was an impractical unit, is a very "sexy" one to have in the arsenal of every Soviet general... :-) I will make an animation file for that tank firing its rockets to complete the pack... Also, don´t hesitate to ask for any other specific un...