I have suffered a lot on game files to find these guys.
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[B]"Jeżeli Bóg z nami, któż przeciwko nam"[/B]
From Afterfall InSanity Dossier over Hussars
[QUOTE]In 1998, when the Republic of Poland introduced a radical restructuring of its army, apart from changes in the regular units, a new, elite force was created -- the Hussars, to be sent on special missions and who were an incarnation of ideals that had always guided the Army of the Republic.
Drawing on tradition, history, and advanced technology, designers turned the symbol of victory from the Battle of Kirholm into fully modern suits of power armor with eagle-feathered wings. These wings were an element of their manner of psychological warfare -- a frightening image that was equally effective on the battlefield, while transporting VIP's and marching in parade.
The primary aim of this unit was to serve as the vanguard of any offensive, to serve as the so-called "Shock Troopers"; always the first to enter the battlefield and last to leave. The phalanx of Hussars was spreading chaos among the enemy ranks and always dealing the most devastating of damage.[/QUOTE]
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Features
-Husarz.mdl (called in the game files) Bodygroups on Wings and Plates (Advance Bone Tool/Joint Tool Is required to pose the Plates)
-Original/Uncompressed Textures with Normals and Specular Maps
-Enhanned Phys
-Original Intoxicate Studios Weights and Bones
-Ragdoll Move compatibility
-And Polska!
Credits:
[B]Intoxicate Studios[/B]-Afterfall InSanity
[B]Me[/B]-Extracting, Porting, Suffering, Finger Posing, Bodygroups, Phys.
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You're the best.
Oh yes! :D Im in love with theese models!
Oooh! Nice to see you finally released these, I still have some of my old testing pics.
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