I've tried some CnC Generals coding and modelling with GMax. Modelling seems a bit too hard for me, and coding isn't too easy either. But that's a poor excuse, I'll totally try anyway. =D
I think I still will plan, too, maybe someone gets interested, and is willing to help. ;) Now I'm talking about ground vehicles.
Finnish Ground Vehicles
Finland had serious lack of tanks and other vehicles, when the war started, Finland had 32 tanks, while Red Army attacking the country had about 3000 tanks.
Truck ($500)
Transport vehicle. Can carry 8 troops.
Bofors 37mm ($800)
Anti-tank cannon pushed by two men. Slow unit, therefore used mainly on base defences.
Strong vs. land vehicles, buildings
Weak vs. aircraft, infantry, artillery
Vickers 6-ton ($1000)
British-made light tank Finland bought in 1938. Requires 3-star General's promotion to build.
Strong vs. light vehicles
Weak vs. aircraft, artillery
Soviet Ground Vehicles
Russian attack plans relied much on tanks and other ground vehicles working together with infantry, artillery and aircraft.
T-20 Komsomolets ($800)
Soviet APC with machinegun on the front of vehicle. Can hold 6 troops.
Strong vs. infantry
Weak vs. tanks, aircraft
BT-5 ($1200)
Soviet cavalry tank.
Strong vs. ground vehicles
Weak vs. artillery, bombers, AT-cannons
OT-130 ($1300)
Soviet flamethrower tank.
Strong vs. infantry, buildings
Weak vs. AT-cannons, Molotov Cocktails, bombers. Requires 3-star General's promotion to build.
SMK (2000)
Sovet heavy prototype tank with two cannons.
Strong vs. vehicles, buildings
Weak vs. bombers, Molotov Cocktails. Requires 5-star General's promotion to build.
That's all for now. Next time I'll tell about aircraft. Ta-ta!
