[ALOTEF]

These are some 'Micros' I made for juniorgeneral.org
I thought you might like them. Please, and comments or criticisms are welcome.
They are all to scale, except for the BF110s, which are both around 10 pixels too short. Il edit them later.

[GF_Mastiff]

These are some 'Micros' I made for juniorgeneral.org
I thought you might like them. Please, and comments or criticisms are welcome.
They are all to scale, except for the BF110s, which are both around 10 pixels too short. Il edit them later.

? was there zomting you were showing us?

[ALOTEF]

These are some 'Micros' I made for juniorgeneral.org
I thought you might like them. Please, and comments or criticisms are welcome.
They are all to scale, except for the BF110s, which are both around 10 pixels too short. Il edit them later.

? was there zomting you were showing us?

what?

:?

[KG64_Cnopicilin]

Umm... Names are in wrong places

[ALOTEF]

*sigh*
They're not, they're numbered corresponding to the aircraft. Take '5' for example.
'5' is a 109 F. Now, simply count down the list of aircraft until you reach the fifth one. That one is '5', and is the 109F.

:roll:

[rossmum]

Wow, of all the things... this community never ceases to amaze. Good stuff, mate.

[KG64_Cnopicilin]

Kind of slow loading

[Doolittle81]

What is a "Micro", where do we get them? What do we do with them?

[ALOTEF]

What is a "Micro", where do we get them? What do we do with them?

Basically, Micros can be used for miniature war gaming. Instead of buying 3d figures, we make armies, artillery, armor and aircraft at www.juniorgeneral.org
These planes are called 'micro' because they are in a micro scale, and are much smaller than normal scaled aircraft on the site.

:wink:

[genbrien]

http://www.juniorgeneral.org/air/ww2dogfight.html
dam!!!!!!!!!!
seems a nice game to play with friends!! hock: