jack54 wrote:Hi all,
Here are IMHO the improved leader Graphics form the recent posts. (Special thanks To Wijse and Orel)
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unzip the attached zip file and place:
the individual Unit files in the RUS/Graphics/Units/ Leader Units folder. (You do not have to use all; You can use only the ones you like!)
the individual Army Files in the RUS/Graphics/Armies&Fleets/Leader Armies. (again you can use only images you like)
place the 2 individual mdl files into RUS/Gamedata/Models folder.... Then delete the File named 'Models.cached'. A new version of this file will be created the next time the game is started. Enjoy!
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Ps: I also included Ulagai, Drozdovsky, and Ivanov from the previous few posts "Just in case Lodilefty is looking for them"![]()
wijse wrote:The Markov used before is perfectly fine, the new one from the Ice March from 1917 and the currently used ingame is from 1918. Then its a preference if you want half of the picture filled by a Shapka.
Currently used ingame.
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jack54 wrote:Yes I totally agree... I just included them as an option... I am not sold on Tukhachevsky with the hat either but it is a matter of taste. If these ever get added to an official patch then it will be the developers decision which is better and the other can remain as a Mod.
wijse wrote:The Markov used before is perfectly fine, the new one from the Ice March from 1917 and the currently used ingame is from 1918. Then its a preference if you want half of the picture filled by a Shapka.
Currently used ingame.
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lodilefty wrote:How about the community decides? I can iclude both marking the new ones "new"
As has been pointed out, I'm not any kind of historian for this conflict, so guidance please!
Will certainly include the two new ones!
...and if you leave it to me, it will be all the new ones!
While several biographies of Nestor Makhno have been published, there is little mention of Nikiforova. This is despite their close collaboration, and her greater contemporary prominence, according to biographer Malcolm Archibald: "...in 1918 Nikiforova was already famous as an anarchist atamansha (military female leader) throughout Ukraine, while Makhno was still a rather obscure figure operating in a provincial backwater."
Alexandrovsk under siege by advancing Red Army forces to the north, Makhno's anarchists to the east, and subversion by Nikiforova's Black Guards from within, the nationalist army retreated from the city on January 15, 1918. The city shortly came under Bolshevik control. Makhno's forces arrived within days, altering the balance of power in the anarchist's favor.
With Alexandendrovsk secured, Nikiforova and her new ally, Nestor Makhno, held a meeting with the Bolsheviks. Backed by their Black Guards, the duo negotiated to become anarchist representatives in the city's new Revolutionary committee. At the beginning, Maroussia and Makhno have allied her on common grounds of anarchism, and later Maroussia has begun to accuse Nestor of ignoring the anarchist ideas. She called him for a bloody struggle against the exploiters and Ukrainian nationalism
Nikiforova was appointed to the position of assistant deputy, but within weeks Makhno stepped down in dissatisfaction with the group's lack of radicalism. The pair would operate independently as military commanders in the future, but worked closely and often pooled resources in pursuing an anarchist revolution.
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