@oztea:
UK will controll ANZAC
isnt it obvious?
Italian molds arent “necissary” however a few new key italian sculpts, or at least a mix and mash from other armies rather than a 100% german line up would be nice
Infantry - Italian (good)
Artillery - Old japanese (keep it this way, cant be the 88" and shouldnt be the new jap gun, so this is now a unique sculpt)
Mech infantry - New Unit, keep it in line with the axis (or use an italian colored battle of the bulge truck, size might be off however)
Tank - Already Italain (good)
Fighter - Here is where Id like a new unit
Fighter Bomber - Cant be the Stuka, (likely will be the same as the russians or the japanese)
Bomber - Japanese (keep it, italy isnt a bomber power)
Transport - Keep it european axis
Sub - Keep it european axis
Destroyer - Ok if its same as german, its a nice mold
Cruiser - NOT the crappy german cruiser design, maybe use the japanese one, or new russian one
Carrier - Keep it european axis, it looks scratch built, like an italian carrier would be
Battleship - Maybe a unique battleship, its their only other claim to fame
so essentaly we need a new battleship and fighter design……should we realy be complaning, all the other molds as of now make sense, UK and US share tons of molds, its ok for italy and germany to do the same. However if they were going to make some italian molds, a figher and a battleship shouldnt be too problematic
Toss my vote in for the cost effective option, new ship, new plane, rest the same.
Italy really invented the entire concept of the strategic bombing, the author was Giulio Douhet (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giulio_Douhet). I’m not proud of this, but I tell it to you only for the historic truth. Despite this, in WW2 Italy didn’t develop a proper stregic bomber army force, by the way nor the Germany and nor the Japan did so: but in the GAME both Germany and Japan have their own bomber mold. The italian heavy bomber during WW2 was the SM-79 “Sparviero”, used both in air and land combats. He had a sinister fame for the british aviators, that called it “the damned hunchback” due to this particular shape, so I think that a specific mold could be the right solution.
Also, the Italian Royal Navy (the “Regia Marina”) was greater than Kriegsmarine, both for number and for quality of the ships, but not for the high officers… and surely it was greater and bigger than Soviet Navy! Despite this, now the USSR got his proper mold for almost all the navy units: so I think the minimum is to do the same for the italian navy.
The unique machine that during WW2 Italy shared with Germany was just the Stuka dive bomber, which in Italy were called “Picchiatello”.
This is the historic truth.