The Forgotten Hope 2 mod team is back again today showing off two new renders of a halftrack and a mortar. Check it out:
You can find out some more info on the mortar by visit the full update here.
Hello and welcome back to another update of Forgotten Hope. Today we have, much like last week, 2 renders of American equipment; the M3A1 Halftrack and the M1 Mortar.
The M3A1 Halftrack was modeled by Agus and Rad and skinned by Agus. The M3 Halftrack origins date back to 1938 with the M3 scout car, which was designed by the White company. It was later decided to add tracks to the rear of the vehicle, creating the M2 Halftrack. This M2 was too small to be used as a personnel carrier and so it served as an artillery tractor and reconnaissance vehicle. In 1940 the M3 Halftrack appeared. It was much bigger than the M2 and it had room for as many as 13 people (3 in the front cabin and 10 in the back). In total, nearly 41,000 M3 Halftracks were produced in the war. They continued to be used long after the war ended, with as many as 22 countries still using them in the 1980s.
The M1 Mortar was modeled by altfuture and Toddel and skinned by Toddel.
The M3A1 Halftrack was modeled by Agus and Rad and skinned by Agus. The M3 Halftrack origins date back to 1938 with the M3 scout car, which was designed by the White company. It was later decided to add tracks to the rear of the vehicle, creating the M2 Halftrack. This M2 was too small to be used as a personnel carrier and so it served as an artillery tractor and reconnaissance vehicle. In 1940 the M3 Halftrack appeared. It was much bigger than the M2 and it had room for as many as 13 people (3 in the front cabin and 10 in the back). In total, nearly 41,000 M3 Halftracks were produced in the war. They continued to be used long after the war ended, with as many as 22 countries still using them in the 1980s.
The M1 Mortar was modeled by altfuture and Toddel and skinned by Toddel.
<a href="http://images.totalgamingnetwork.com/images/090514M3.jpg"><img src="http://images.totalgamingnetwork.com/images/thumb_090514M3.jpg" alt="" border="0" /></a> <a href="http://images.totalgamingnetwork.com/images/090514M1.jpg"><img src="http://images.totalgamingnetwork.com/images/thumb_090514M1.jpg" alt="" border="0" /></a>
You can find out some more info on the mortar by visit the full update here.
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