Stargate: Adventures in the galaxy is a big scale single and multi player modification which aims to create the unique and unforgettable Stargate story in Men of war, with many multi-player fractions of course. The As port is on the way. The most of the pictures are in Full HD. Its worth to check them in original size. The mod in 95% made by Attila1945. Other 5% is from handful givers. All rights reversed for the models. Every trademark is owned by their respective owner.
Horus jaffas
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These are the new Horus units for multi-player.
Looked through a majority of the pictures and I'm impressed. I know what the Men of War editor can do, but this looks like a professionally made add-on, not a free mod. I love the work and I'm definitely tracking it now.
Oh, thanks for the comment, I always love to read if somebody likes my work. You can't imagine how good to read it.
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is that what horus' jaffa actually look like? I havent seen a lot of SG-1 so i don't know but either way these jaffa look way cooler than apohis' serpant jaffa.
I used an original movie prop as reference, but I saw many, many variation of the helmet on the internet. As I seen, the Sg-1 Horus helmet is boring, matt grey, it must be a cheaper prop. So I decided to use the movie one, because it's much more detailed, and looks better I think.
I changed these Jaffas tone a little brownish, because it fits better to their helmet, and much easier to distinguish them in a Aphophis vs Horus multi-player match.
ooooh they look mean!
I think one of the great things about a computer version is you don't have to worry about budget so you can go really lavish with it.
The series was always plagued with budget issues also the movie helmets were solid where as the series helmets were mechanical they had to slide back and open where as the movie ones 'disappeared' using 'CGI' in that respect i think the tv ones were better but these look fantastic.
I think you shouldn't limit yourself in making them look 'true to tv' as you are not limited by budget or the limits of physical moulding and technology.
:-)