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Lion.Kanzen

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  1. You must working with SVN 0 A.D because this alpha we update the unit models ( cavalry isn't yet)
  2. With 3 Siege rams no wall to defending a stronghold anymore.
  3. The walls aren't perfect but the palisades can do it better., but I don't like wall system, I'm sure is inspired by AoE 3.
  4. Not surely but , there are many references including the last illustration( the guy in the middle) and many mods using that style. but that look like infantry even mercenary.
  5. No sé si ya estará terminado , pero parantemente esa característica vendrá en A22. Yo me subscribí al ticket para verlo.
  6. That guy was one first to make a proposal mod, part of his work inspired the creation of Aristeia.
  7. A pluggin by Nvidia for photoshop or open it with gimp.
  8. Ludo38 provide these pics, are by an Aztec culture.
  9. Parece que hay una posibilidad de ser host, sin tener estos puertos abiertos, pero esto será hasta la siguiente Alfa.
  10. Now a question, the Sarissa look very short..why? ( for all)
  11. Successors have placeholder stuff. even Seleucid Thureophoros have Ptolemaic symbols. we don't have Arabian skirmisher. Yet. the heroes aren't finished I think.
  12. Chimera, China, Eastern Han dynasty, ca. A.D. 1-100, Bronze "Part lion, part unicorn, and having wings, the chimera is an imaginary animal believed to have evil-averting and protective powers. And though the chimera is an imaginary creature, this sculpture has a convincing presence. Shown in mid-stride, front paw extended, tail trailing behind, the chimera holds its chest high and bares its fearsome teeth, fangs and tongue. Feathered wings and sharp claws are so fine in detail that it looks as if this chimera is real. The only clue, perhaps, that it is fanciful is the pattern of fine scallops and curls engraved all over its body." (Info given on the accompanying placard)
  13. Thanks this open to another interesting door for me. Antique Chinese Schist Stone Buddha Standing Lion Tomb Guardian Han Dynasty, circa: 206 BC-220 AD h.22in.(56cm.) X w.8in.(20cm.) X d.7 in.(18cm.) Condition: Excellent
  14. (This Ming representation of this creature) This... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_guardian_lions Chinese guardian lions or Imperial guardian lions, traditionally known in Chinese simply as Shi (Chinese: 獅; pinyin: shī; literally: "lion"), and often called "Foo Dogs" in the West, are a common representation of the lion in imperial China. The concept which originated and became popular in Chinese Buddhism, subsequently spread to other parts of Asia including, Japan, Korea, Tibet, Thailand, Burma, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Cambodia and Laos
  15. You have original pds file, I want get a try., thank you by the way.
  16. Nope. only with that music : Nostalgia intensifies. I want some similar for Aristeia.
  17. And if we try to find the dragon first...?
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