Mythos_Ruler

Bugger! - Darn!

Zezar, that'd be fantastic. We could always use more reference materials. And in your own way, you'd be contributing to the game art.

Nice, curu. Great job. Anyone else wanna scan something? hehe. BTW, can people off the street take pictures like these of the model, or?

Great! Look forward to it. It better be a HUGE scan. hehehehe.

Welcome Elfstone! May the blessings of Elves, Men, and all free folk go with you!

I got it from Barnes and Noble for $21.95. It's been months though, so they might not have it in stock. However, it's been a big seller over the internet. So, I'd try Amazon.com.

I also have a book with many pictures of a scale diorama of the city someone did (thanks to Ken "RealDeal" for sending it to me).

Then attach a poll then Timmy! lol. What would I have asked? "Do you like this picture? Yes or No?" LOL

Hey guys, I recently posted nearly 20 high quality scans of Roman and Greek subjects - mainly architecture as it appeared in the centuries BCE. Check them out! http://forums.wildfiregames.com/0ad/index....hp?showforum=17

Being a father myself, and speaking from experience, after having your own baby, you will never hear a baby scream in the supermarket the same way ever again. At this point in your lives, you probably think, "Will somebody shut that kid up?!" After caring for and loving a baby of your own, when you hear a baby cry, it triggers something in you. It's almost painful to hear. A baby cry sows a seed of tension in your mind and you want to do whatever it takes, feed it, hold it, burp it, to make the baby happy and stop the crying. It's hard to explain, I guess. Instinct kicks in.

I thought about making one thread... but all together that'd make a couple of megs to D/L everytime someone wanted to view the thread/post a comment. I thought it'd probably be easier for forumers to view them one at a time. Humans aren't very efficient.

I forget where I got this image. I believe this is another render of the computer model used for Gladiator. Check out the shot right after the first Gladiator fight in Zucchabar. The camera spins around and around the heroes and dissolves into clouds. The shot moves through the clouds and we see a bird;s eye view of the city.

Spot the typo in that graphic.