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A list of real-life resources and assets used by player nations.

Buildings

Hendalarsk

various locations and views of Hamburg - Zalgisbeck
various secondary locations in Budapest - Frehmenwerth
Borussia-Park - FK-FK-Arena

Urcea

Hofburg - Julian Palace
Belmont Park - Hippodrome (Urceopolis)
Mont St Michel - Castle Welute
Arc de Triomphe - Caroline Arch
El Escorial - The Hermitage (Cálfeld)
Royal Palace of Caserta - Electorsbourg
Mohonk Mountain House - Hotel Julius
Palace of Justice, Rome - The Praetorium (Urceopolis)
Thomas Jefferson Building - Ministry of State HQ

Caphiria

Belvedere, Vienna - The Ataceris
Reichstag building - Senate
Palace of Justice, Vienna - Supreme Court
Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos - Castra Marriză
Apple Park - Headquarters of Quicksilver Industries

Cartadania

Kiravia

Eccles Building (US Federal Reserve) - Federal Stanora
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building - Valēka Municipal Administration
Kharkiv Nat'l University (Academic Building) - Váuadra Cabinet Secretariat
Egyptian Ministry of Defence HQ ("The Octagon") - Kartika Tholos

Yonderre

Buda Castle - Collinebourg Castle
Much of Budapest as Collinebourg
Much of Copenhagen as Toubourg
Montpellier as Gabion

People

Alstin

the Cape

Hendalarsk

Frederick V of the Palatinate (picture only) - Maximilian II of Hendalarsk
The Wealdstone Raider - Gotschalk Müler
Sanna Marin - Judka Haller

Urcea

Corumm

Li Peng - Linge Chen
Nouri al-Maliki - Prib Dodd
Kenji Dohihara - Lixin Ji
Mauricio Toledo Gutiérrez - Mauricio Toledo
Mao Xinyu - Bort Borg
Jho Low - Johnny Chang

Caphiria

Faneria

Joseph Connolly - Callac Cananach
Inigo Jones - 16th-century painter and sculptor
Pellegrino Tibaldi - 16th-century architect, engineer, and philanthropist
Guarino Guarini - 17th-century mathematician
Elizabeth Wilbraham - 15th-century scientist, philanthropist, and composer
Pierre Rode - 18th-century composer and mathematician
Anton Reicha - 17th-century alchemist and occultist
Christoph Ernst Friedrich Weyse - -18th-century military engineer and architect
François-Adrien Boieldieu - 18th-century politician and political theorist
Louis Spohr - composer and conductor
Eduard Nápravník - 19th-century 'scientist', philosopher, and scam artist
Charles Gounod - 19th-century industrialist and engineer
Pierre-François-Léonard Fontaine - 18th-century architect, politician, and agricultural landlord
William Thornton - 18th-century Aenglish-Fhainnin politician Johnathan Farrier
Giacomo Quarenghi - Jack Conmoore
Charles Percier - 18th-century architect, mathematician, and engineer
Horace Jones (architect) - 19th-century biologist and entomologist
Humphry Davy - 19th-century chemist Marcus Faena
William Burges - 19th-century banker, patron, and astronomer
Robert Lawson (architect) - 19th-century landscape artist and archaeologist
Thomas Henry Wyatt - 19th-century cartographer
Alfred Waterhouse - 20th-century architect and typeface designer; did lots of colleges
Bertram Goodhue - 20th-century politician (pre-civil war)
Friedensreich Hundertwasser - late 20th-century painter and environmentalist
John and Donald Parkinson - 19th-century architect and writer
C. B. J. Snyder - 19th-20th century engineer, machinist, and inventor
Decimus Burton - 19th century marine biologist and chemist
François Lanusse - General Joseph MacCarrin
John Hely-Hutchinson, 2nd Earl of Donoughmore - General Mander Ratherson

Kiravia

Military equipment

As a general note, the Staff has determined that ships and navalcraft are virtually interchangeable. Additionally, so few countries in the real world have modern ships that sharing of OOC resources has been determined to be an appropriate necessity. Accordingly, no claims may be made.

Burgundie

the Cape

Saab JAS 39 Gripen - Cape Aerospace Griffin

Eldmora-Regulus

Infantry Weapons

Armored Vehicles

Aeronautics

Naval

Miscelaneous

Air Defense

Urcea

Corumm

Faneria

Armor

FCM 36 - Marcaich 1924

AMR 35 - Cíochbhratach 1933

Missile Systems

Mistral (missile) - MANPAD
M72 LAW - older AT missile system, yonderine licensed

Other Ground Vehicles

Renault UE Chenillette - Marcaich 1933
AMX-VCI - Bataís 1962/1983 APC
Boxer (armoured fighting vehicle) - Capall 2003 APC
Lynx - Kelpie IFV

Other

Priz-class deep-submergence rescue vehicle - Sairdhom-class Submarine

Trainer Aircraft

Sukhoi Su-29 - trainer and sport propeller aircraft

Fixed-Wing Aircraft

Mikoyan MiG-29 - SM-1979
Sukhoi Su-30 - SM-1997
Sukhoi Su-30MKM - SMT-1999 (SM Taic, Strike Craft)
Sukhoi Su-30MKI - SMC-2002 (Scaird Mhíleata Cabhlach, Naval MJ)
Sukhoi Su-30MKK - SM-2013
Mikoyan MiG-35 - SMT-2016
Sukhoi Su-33 - SM-2021 (Scaird Mhíleata, Military Jet)
Mikoyan MiG-29 - jet fighter
Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-3 - prop fighter
Sukhoi Su-2 - early prop scout plane/CAS
Tupolev Tu-2 - late war bomber
Tupolev ANT-35 - civilian aircraft
Tupolev Tu-154 - airliner with military transport variant
Tupolev Tu-204 - airliner
Tupolev Tu-126 - early radar and intel plane
Elbit Hermes 450 - early UAV

Helicopter Aircraft

Mil Mi-38 - HE-2005 (Héileacaptar Each, Steed Helo)
Mil Mi-17 - HE-1978
Kamov Ka-31 - RADAR helo variant
Kamov Ka-27 - helo

Infantry Weapons

Vetterli rifle - RC-1866 and RC-1879 (Type 1866 and Type 1879 Infantry Rifles)
~~Schmidt–Rubin - RCF-1892 and RCF-1919 (Raidhfil Coise-Fada 1892; Type 1892 and 1919 Long Infantry Rifles)~~
AVS-36 - RCA-1936 (Raidhfil Coise-Athfhillteach 1936; Type 1936 Repeating Infantry Rifle)
~~SVT-40 - RCA-1938 (Raidhfil Coise-Athfhillteach 1938; Type 1938 Repeating Infantry Rifle)~~
~~Automatgevär m/42 - RCA-1942 (Raidhfil Coise-Athfhillteach 1942; Type 1942 Repeating Infantry Rifle~~
Revolver 1882, 1882/1929 - Type 1891 Hand Revolver
AA-52 machine gun - Type 1949 Machine Gun
HS Produkt VHS - RCA-2009 Rifle
AT4 - recoilless AT gun

Caphiria

Air defense & missiles

Iron Dome - Component of Trinity Defense System
SPYDER - Component of Trinity Defense System
Hisar (missile family) - Component of Trinity Defense System
Iron Beam - Component of Trinity Defense System

Infantry weapons

AGS-40 Balkan - Kasmaka 99 grenade launcher
Heckler & Koch GMG - Kimmera 81 grenade launcher
XM25 CDTE - Megaras II grenade launcher

Armored vehicles

Merkava - Pălari series main battle tank
Oshkosh L-ATV - Ocules Mk. 4 "Moorhead" armored fighting vehicle
Ocelot (vehicle) - Etriva Type-7 armored fighting vehicle
Terrex ICV - Detero CR33 armored fighting vehicle
Jackal (vehicle) - Zùccat Mk. 2 armored fighting vehicle
MRAP - Săreal Type-6 armored fighting vehicle
M1117 Armored Security Vehicle - Camba internal security vehicle
VPK-7829 Bumerang - Naperio-7642 APC

Non armored vehicles

Light Strike Vehicle (Singapore) - Ascaru Mk.2
Desert Patrol Vehicle - Etato Type 99 and Type 990 variant
Kojak (vehicle) - Etato Mk.2 (Type 1290)

Yonderre

Armour

T-14 Armata as AMY-16
AMX-40 as AMY-82
AMX-30 as AMY-66
Batignolles-Chatillon Char 25T as AMY-25t
AMX-13 as AMY-13t
Panther tank as CdC mle 48 (from Urcea)
SOMUA S35 as AMS-35 'Somua'
AMC 35 as AMG-34
Stridsvagn m/37 as CdC mle 30

Rifles

Pistols

SIG Sauer pistols. Yep, the lot. Free to license

Machine guns

MG-42 as Mitrailleuse mle 55 (licensed from Urcea)
Madsen machine gun as Mitrailleuse Masenne

Combat aircraft

Bristol Beaufighter
Sukhoi Su-35 as FS-18
Sukhoi Su-34 as FS-14
Sukhoi Su-27 as FS-94
Sukhoi Su-25 as FS-75
Mil Mi-24 as AMS-72

Light/utility vehicles

Fennek as Kossaque

Missile systems

Father of All Bombs and OTR-21 Tochka as YOLO
Exocet § MM40 Block 3 as Brochet-2
Exocet as Brochet
9M133 Kornet as MAS-12
9M113 Konkurs as MAS-72
SS.11 as MAS-58

Kiravia

FAMAS as Maktstepân

Aircraft

SH-3 Sea King as HM-24
CH-53E Super Stallion as HM-30

Arcerion

Aircraft

Objects and art

Urcea

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 ==== Other ====
 * {{wp|Priz-class deep-submergence rescue vehicle}} - [[Sairdhom-class Submarine]]
-==== Aircraft ====
+==== Trainer Aircraft ====
-* {{wp|Mil Mi-38}} - HE-2005 (Héileacaptar Each, Steed Helo)
-* {{wp|Mil Mi-17}} - HE-1978
+* {{wp|Sukhoi Su-29}} - trainer and sport propeller aircraft
-* {{wp|Kamov Ka-31}} - RADAR helo variant
-* {{wp|Kamov Ka-27}} - helo
+==== Fixed-Wing Aircraft ====
-* {{wp|Mikoyan MiG-29}} - SM-1979
+*{{wp|Mikoyan MiG-29}} - SM-1979
 * {{wp|Sukhoi Su-30}} - SM-1997
 * {{wp|Sukhoi Su-30MKM}} - SMT-1999 (SM Taic, Strike Craft)
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 * {{wp|Mikoyan MiG-35}} - SMT-2016
 * {{wp|Sukhoi Su-33}} - SM-2021 (Scaird Mhíleata, Military Jet)
-* {{wp|Sukhoi Su-29}} - trainer and sport propeller aircraft
 *Mikoyan MiG-29 - jet fighter
 *Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-3 - prop fighter
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 *Tupolev Tu-126 - early radar and intel plane
 *Elbit Hermes 450 - early UAV
+==== Helicopter Aircraft ====
+*{{wp|Mil Mi-38}} - HE-2005 (Héileacaptar Each, Steed Helo)
+*{{wp|Mil Mi-17}} - HE-1978
+*{{wp|Kamov Ka-31}} - RADAR helo variant
+* {{wp|Kamov Ka-27}} - helo
 ==== Infantry Weapons ====
 * {{wp|Vetterli rifle}} - RC-1866 and RC-1879 (Type 1866 and Type 1879 Infantry Rifles)

IRL resources (OOC): Difference between revisions

Revision as of 15:31, 4 December 2022

Buildings

the Cape

Corumm

Eldmora-Regulus

Faneria

Hendalarsk

Urcea

Caphiria

Cartadania

Kiravia

Yonderre

People

Alstin

the Cape

Hendalarsk

Urcea

Corumm

Caphiria

Faneria

Kiravia

Military equipment

Burgundie

the Cape

Eldmora-Regulus

Infantry Weapons

Armored Vehicles

Aeronautics

Naval

Miscelaneous

Air Defense

Urcea

Corumm

Faneria

Armor

Missile Systems

Other Ground Vehicles

Other

Trainer Aircraft

Fixed-Wing Aircraft

Helicopter Aircraft

Infantry Weapons

Caphiria

Air defense & missiles

Infantry weapons

Armored vehicles

Non armored vehicles

Yonderre

Armour

Rifles

Pistols

Machine guns

Combat aircraft

Light/utility vehicles

Missile systems

Kiravia

Aircraft

Arcerion

Aircraft

Objects and art

Urcea

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