[REL]AI Maiale (for modders)
 

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Cute! I love it that people do oddball but real stuff like that.:rock:

Something different and very interesting.:yep:
Good Job! :up: GREAT WORK!:rock:

GORGEOUS! :rock:

Absolutely beautiful work!

I sincerely hope this gets scripted into GWX 3.0! :yep:

How about stock game? Am I outsider again?:shifty:

:rotfl:

Mikhayl,

That looks fantastic! :up:

I already scripted the December 1941 attack on Alexandria. I'll now update my files with your new maiale.

(I tried viewing the maiale when I tested it today, but the water at night was too dark. I couldn't see a thing.)

Whooooo uses stock SH-3 with, GWX 2.1 around ? :D

Uhh, why someone would ride a torpedo is beyond me! Its silly and dangerous.
It's far better having a sub!:doh:

;)

But the model is simply great! Kudos to all involved!

When something look's good to me, If I can fit this to my game, why not?:rotfl:

Precious!
Great work as always!
Can we see an human controled version in the future?
It would be fantastic doing raids at Gibraltar or Alexandria.

Very cool Mikhayl http://www.psionguild.org/forums/ima...s/thumbsup.gif

Italian thing..
:shifty:

This silly Italian thing :nope: accounts for the sinking of HMS Valiant and HMS Queen Elizabeth in the harbour of Alexandria and for numerous other brilliant and daring successes:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decima_Flottiglia_MAS

Gute Jagd -- and don't step on the pride of Italian sailors.

Buhring

"Six Italians, dressed in rather unusual diving suits and equipped with materials of laughably little cost, have swung the military balance of power in the Mediterranean in favour of the Axis".

Sir Winston Churchill, on the sinking of HMS Valiant and HMS Queen Elizabeth by Italian Combat Divers

Italy.
The home of The Roman Empire.
What?
Something like 2000 years?
Give or take a few hundred.

And anyone wonders at remarkable events since.
Face it.
They get a bad knock cause they were on the loseing side to start.

The loseing side always gets knocked about in History till years later.