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[western0221]

wait, no need to create a new "Pail container". The game already has 2 versions of pails.

Oh!? I've never seen pails (18 litres size one) in game.
What names of them or where I can download?

I know you published colorful Drum variations on SAS , but they seems 200 litres big.
Default gray drums are also.

I think 18 litres small pail is needed.


By the way, in Japan.
In WWII time, Japan used 200 litres Drum or 18 litres Itto-can.
Itto-can is very similar to British 4 gallons can.
http://www.dainichi-can.co.jp/products/can/ippan18/images/ippan18.jpg
http://www.kobex.co.jp/images/kowake-jyaguchi-photo02.jpg
http://chiharuh.jp/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/IMG_5583-550x413.jpg

First small pails made in Japan was 1950.
In WWII time , those pails were rare in Japan.
Only imported (before WWII) high quality oils might be in Americal steel pails.

[max_thehitman]

Good day Western, I am back home again. Now I can paint again on my computer 

The other small oil barrels I did are in this post - https://www.sas1946.com/main/index.php?topic=36559.0
If you look at the picture with the many barrels, in the back there are a set of 3 different style barrels (2 big and one small size).
These are actually in the game as wood wine barrels, but when I researched the books I noticed they were like
old time oil barrels from 1905-1920s made out of metal. So I painted a few 3d-models to look like old style oil barrels for our game
and created new ini-file entries to become new objects.
- http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_BNcmOyXopYc/TS0pa3uQJBI/AAAAAAAAAhw/pzWcCp9rF08/s400/Oil+Wagons.jpg
- http://little-mountain.com/oilwell/Media/album/early_tank_wagon.JPG
- http://little-mountain.com/oilwell/Media/album/hauling_oil_wagons.jpg
- http://cf.collectorsweekly.com/stories/HjuIjVmlZk2L6FrcCEk5Jw.jpg

This square looking oil can for Japanese style oil can is not in the game.
I need to inspect what 3d-models we already have that have the same shape and size and maybe I can create a new set of new oil
cans out if them. I do not think we have such a design in 3d-models of this shape.
This shape of Japanese oil container also reminds me of Olive oil cans, still in use today... 
http://i00.i.aliimg.com/photo/v0/108857412/olive_oil_tins_cans_containers_family.jpg


 

[SAS~Malone]

looks great, max!
nice job with the models, western!

[David Prosser]

Typically, at the time, some German tanks, like the Pz III had a rack on the rear for multiple Jerrycans.


cheers

David

[Whiskey_Sierra_972]

Water cans have a white band around the middle wrtically and horizontally:

[DD_BadAim]

WOW!
Less than a week from ? to finished product.
Fantastic.

[max_thehitman]

WOW!
Less than a week from ? to finished product.
Fantastic.

Actually its just 2 days    Thank you Western
Now we can give fuel and water for our fighting men and pilots!

[western0221]

I forgot to make Shadow meshes.
Now I'm adding them and declease useless polygons in LOD1,2.

[western0221]

Japan Itto-can (5 gallons Tin can)


They are very similar to British 4 gallons squre cans.
So, we can use this model as RAF oil/fuel can in scene of 1930-1940early before capturing Jerry Can from German.

[David Prosser]

Yeah, I was just going to say they look like British flimsies.

cheers

David

[Maty12]

How about the fuel cans from that movie Pearl Harbor that they put into the B-25s? They were also in Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo. Looked like the last ones.

[max_thehitman]

Dear Western0221,
please see your mail box, because I sent you the new skins for ALL the
new Itto cans and Jerrycans +Plus extra models and Damage versions

I hope you like and aprove for public release and downloads.

Cheers and Thank you once again for some really beautiful  3d-models!

MAX