AGE of CHANGE II : MODELS PREVIEWS
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Hussar Kapalin
Hussar Szyszak
*Hussar and Winged Hussar Armor*
nice link
Pancerny, V2
Pancerny
Kalkan
Koncerz
*Great Sarmatian helmet*
*Nice link*
* Maximilian Plate Armor *
Nice Link
* Rac Hussar *
Nice link
* Deli *
Nice link
* Rac Hussar "Pimpin'
" Hats *Nice link
* Koncerz *
* Partisan *
Berdyshnik Armor
Nice link
Mail and Plate Boots
Nice link
Strelets Coat
Nice link
Shashka Sabres and a dagger
Nice link
Frontiersman
Some stuff
Reytar Armor;
Bakhterets
Yushman Armor:
Fur Hats:
Zercalo Armor
Zercalo;
Misiurka;
Boyar Hat;
Buzdygan, Shestoper, Chekan, Toporik
Kolchuga
Tegilyay
Kalantar
Yerikhonka
Shapka Medlenaya
Shapka Bumazhnaya:
Tabar Axes :
Misiurka:
Hussar Lance
Janissary Jawshan & Balkan Shield
Deli Armor & Hat
Sheshir Hat
Balkan Shields:
Boots:
Korazin
Maces:
Tufekci Hat:
Jatagans:
Shishak:
Rumeli Coat and Hat
Sipahi Jawshan
ver2;
Kapikulu Yawshan & Mail and Plate Boots
Type3 Yawshan & Mail and Plate Boots:
Steel Kalkan
Lamellar Cuirass:
Green Coat
Blue Coat
Cedik Shoes
Cedik Shoes,ver2
Tall Hat
Akinji Robe
Ingame pic from testing;
Mail Coat
Red Janissary Coat
Janissary Green Coat
Janissary Blue Coat
Mail Hauberk
Red Turban
Jawshan
Bedouin Robe and Kaffiyeh
Scale Cuirass:
Diffuse only
All maps;
Khergit Elite Infantry Armor;V2
Started rework of Sarranids and High Porte;
Zirh Kulah
Leather Armour; new legs (no more clipping),texture retouch
Turban Helmets; original turban helmet is reworked in two model variants + one new turban helmet model in two texture variants.
Turban
Red Cap
Kazaghand
Mail coat now have matching mittens for bazuband;
Some helmets..
Some cookie..
More matching mittens..
Khergit Elite Infantry Armor;
Screenshots from testing;
Khergit Fur Hat
Khergit Elite Lancer
Khergit Plated Mail Armor
Khergit Elite Archer:
Khergit Leather Coat
Ingame shoot
Khergit Leather Lamellar Armor;
Khergit Lamellar Armor;
Sarranid Helm
Helmet with Facemask, v2
Darn Dao
Cane Kalkan Shield
Khergit Spear
Composite Bow
Khergit Boots
Khergit Leather Coat
Khergit Padded Armor:
Khergit Helm with Lamellar:
Helmet with Facemask
Hussar Sabres
Hounskull Helmet
A little bit of feathers
Beauty of rigging helmets;
Balkan Kubur Pistol
and variations;
Musketoons (flintlock carabines)
Flintlock Petronels
Some interesting cookie in a form of pegleg, contribution from STARik;
Sporting Gun:
Camel Gun
Shishana
Trench Gun
Set of Balkan firearms;
Tanchica-Tančica
Kubura
Blunderbuss
Musketon
Matchlock Musket:
Ottoman Matchlock Musket:
Flintlock pistols;
A set of helmets
Barbuts:
Burgonets:
Capeline, Three-Bar Capeline, Zischagge;
Cabacette, Kettle Hat with eye slits, Round Helm;
Sallet;
Haquebut:
Matchlock Arquebus:
Matchlock Petronel:
Ottoman Matchlock Musket:
Ottoman Matchlock Musket:
Draconist Elear Robe:
Draconist Reiter Armor:
Just a show off
Ingame shots:
Draconist Sergeant Armor:
Also comes in version without scale "gorget";
Draconist Halberdier Armor:
Draconist Crosbowman Armor:
Draconist Infantryman Leather Coat:
Orders Kite Shields:
Draconist Light Cavalry Armor, v2;
Some bows with holsters and quivers;
And another quiver;
Draconist Hussar Armor;
And a lot, lot more, basically a whole new game...
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Kopijnizcy Armor
Kopijnizcy Armor ,ver2
Rycerz Armor
Rycerz Armor, ver2
Maximilian Helmet:
Stonepriest147
Recruit
I just had an itemgasm 
Depends which one, some of them are.
Maximilian Armor:
Isdanil
Recruit
Great job guys! Although the names are a bit off... I am slavonic (czech) and as I understand, some of the names are Polish, some russian and mostly they are misspelled, even if I consider them being pronounced with english pronunciation.
Edit: Now i remembered Zimke is russian. Then I am really mystified, why there is a misspelling.
Edit: Now i remembered Zimke is russian. Then I am really mystified, why there is a misspelling.
I'm trying to use real names from the country items are, of course English is in a lack of many letters so I just type names in this principle c = ć, č ; sh= š ; for example, and misspelling is inevitable, but as long context is satisfied I think we wont have problem understanding what is what. I am from Serbia by the way.
Maximillian Armet:
Ghola
Sergeant
Things like Pancerz shirt could be renamed to a more fitting thing like Kolczuga Shirt, or Rycerz Armor to Rycerski Armor, but i dont think theres any need for that since both are fully understandable.
Its funny to think of that, since pancerz = armor, so pancerz shirt = armor shirt, if we would swap it to Kolczuga shirt it would mean Chainmail Shirt.
Or, rycerz = knight, rycerz armor = knight armor, rycerski = knightly, so rycerski armor = knightly armor.
I've been using english on a daily basis since i was 8 or 9 so Zimke feel free to ask me if you have any problem with naming Polish based items, ill be glad to provide any help needed.
Its funny to think of that, since pancerz = armor, so pancerz shirt = armor shirt, if we would swap it to Kolczuga shirt it would mean Chainmail Shirt.
Or, rycerz = knight, rycerz armor = knight armor, rycerski = knightly, so rycerski armor = knightly armor.
I've been using english on a daily basis since i was 8 or 9 so Zimke feel free to ask me if you have any problem with naming Polish based items, ill be glad to provide any help needed.
Ghola said:
The 'rycerz armor' , is effect of simple construction 'troop name' + 'armor', and its more simple for english language users than 'rycerski armor'.
Its not about direct meaning, but about distinguishing individual items.
Name 'knightly armor' maybe is more correct, but in terms of game, didn't say nothing. There probably will be tons of different knightly troops in different knightly armors.
About 'pancerz', its really don't mean just armor, if referred to medieval/renaissance armors.
In this period it was basically every kind of armor that can't be classified as real armor 'zbroja'.
One thing is pretty sure, 'pancerni' are known for wearing 'pancerz', that in this case is harness consisting mail shirt 'kolczuga', but in alternate version maybe consisting plated-mail shirt 'bechter'. IMHO 'Pancerz shirt' in meaning 'pancerna koszula' fits best.
The naming can by always changed
its not so important right now.
Ghola
Sergeant
Like i said that naming is an important thing.
Creating proper item names which consist of polish(or other language) and english terms is tricky and theres no doubt about it, since polish language comes from the slavic family, while english originating from the germanic language family.
That being said, its alamost impossible to find something that will fit everyone, since you can either simplify it so every non-english user will understand it, or make it accurate in every term fitting the native english users making it sound strange to the former.
Creating proper item names which consist of polish(or other language) and english terms is tricky and theres no doubt about it, since polish language comes from the slavic family, while english originating from the germanic language family.
That being said, its alamost impossible to find something that will fit everyone, since you can either simplify it so every non-english user will understand it, or make it accurate in every term fitting the native english users making it sound strange to the former.
Lordique
Squire
Anyway... rycerz means knight. So...ergh, we have to many 'knights' hings already 
... One is for sure - we cant start a war because of naming
So Zimke must tell the final last word of witch types of names He want to use. The ones with fonetical accuration of their origins or the oryginal names without fusions with english. Or...simply add a term of from where the knight=rycerz armors/mails( pancerze/zbroje) are like - Polish Knight potty... - err, I mean - Polish Knight Mail or even Polish Armored Knight Mail...
Edit: Potty....definitely I must visit some quiet, calm place...
( I dont know why I wrote that [??] But I found it so funny that i decide to left this anyway ).
... One is for sure - we cant start a war because of naming So Zimke must tell the final last word of witch types of names He want to use.
The ones with fonetical accuration of their origins or the oryginal names without fusions with english. Or...simply add a term of from where the knight=rycerz armors/mails( pancerze/zbroje) are like - Polish Knight potty... - err, I mean - Polish Knight Mail or even Polish Armored Knight Mail... Edit: Potty....definitely I must visit some quiet, calm place...
( I dont know why I wrote that [??] But I found it so funny that i decide to left this anyway
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