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[REL] CL Arethusa
Hello!
In response to a request for Leander Class ships, I wrote a few weeks ago that I work on the Arethusa Class light cruisers. The model is finally complete and has been sucessfully tested. So, I can now, after years of enjoying other people efforts, offer my first humble contribution. http://www.mediafire.com/imgbnc.php/...f7c141956g.jpg Here is the download link: http://www.mediafire.com/file/73dcmh...ethusa_mod.zip Please, read the documentation file first, for installation hints. Also, take a look at the credits. Without the previous work of and the support by other people, I would have never been able to assemble the model. Have fun -- the Frog ### the reflection issue(s) solved -- new version uploaded ### |
Good work, The_Frog!
PM send. :salute: |
S! The-frog...
(feel a little odd wrtiting that...Being my self a Frog like they say...:haha:) Nice work indeed Merci beaucoup :arrgh!: |
Thanks - the_frog,
it is good to see that stil some people are interessted in modding such an old game. I hope, that SH3 will never fade away :up:. Greetings rowi58 |
Thank you frog:yeah:
Its always nice to have another potential target or nightmare on the SH3 sea:up: |
Hi the_frog,
Excellent work!:rock::rock: http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/3853/14248434.jpg http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/1262/34595053.jpg P.S. A small wish for the future! Do not make more large ships them so much. A better pay attention to small. Such as minesweeper! In a game they practically do not! For example Fleet minesweeper HMCS Guysborough (J 52) (Canadian). Thank you.:salute: http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/2...ghj52mines.jpg |
Nice looking unit!
The package is not quite JoneSoft Mod Enabler ready though. The data folder that the Library, Roster, and Sea folders go into has been omitted. :salute: |
Great work! :DL So many cruisers still need to be made for the later SH series games. One of the few things I miss about SH2 was that modders had created nearly every WWII cruiser class for it.
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Danke the_Frog :up:
Execellent work. :rock: |
Very nice work. If I may be so rude, could I request you make a la galissonniere class cruiser?
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Great piece of work matey...:03:
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:yeah: good job and thanks
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Looks good! :rock:
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Hello!
First, thanks for the kind words !! @ all of you who ask for smaller or other kind of ships: Well, as everybody I have preferences. My favourites are the British cruisers that evolved from the Leander Class. So, expect sooner or later the Bellona and Perth Classes ... but please be patient, it takes some time to set up new ships @ HW3: Oh, right ... while zipping, the data folder went overboard ... file updated. Thanks for letting me know. @ BUKER: Awesome environment ... the ship looks so much better than on my screen ... @ iambecomelife: The moment I decided to start working on the ship was when you cancelled the Sydney project -- those screens are still on my hard drive. the Frog |
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Anyway, great job - better late than never! |
thank you very much for this model Frog !! :up:
it is very nice but check the ship's reflections on water ....they are displaced . ps: Arethusa is the original name of model ? if yes....it is surprising to see greek names on english ships. |
Hello makman94:
The British have a long tradition of naming ships according to mythological characters. Examples are those in the Leander, Arethusa and Dido Classes, but there many more. So, because of the rich mytholoy, Greek names are pretty common to Royal Navy ships. Just check the English Wikipedia; try HMS Arethusa ... "Displaced reflections"? Reflections should show up as in the picture in this thread's first post. If not, can you provide details or a screen? |
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Achates Achilles Actaeon Aeneas Aeolus Agamemnon Amphion Amphitrite Anacreon Andromache Andromeda Aphrodite Apollo Aquilon Arachne Arethusa Argo Ariadne Arromanches Astraea Atalanta Athene And those are just the 'A's! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...the_Royal_Navy |
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Kinda like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVMY-...yer_detailpage |
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