Dress your Tanks with New Styles for the Carnival

8126Jakobsson, on 01 March 2019 - 06:45 AM, said: 7th anniversary link is wrong and will just open up the same page to you. 


Gardar7, on 01 March 2019 - 06:58 AM, said: Please check on the links. 23rd February leads to 7th anniversary and 7th anniversary leads to the same page from where I'm opening it.


wsatnutter, on 01 March 2019 - 06:59 AM, said: 5 quid for paint I can get 5 litres at B&Q for that price , a quid yes but not a fiver


OtherPlans, on 01 March 2019 - 07:46 AM, said: Nice, really good to see you are offering unique and event-themed camos and styles in the shop. I will gladly fork some $$ for something like this.   Spending money on yet another OP tank, which I buy just to keep up with the meta and stay competitive (bad move on my part, because it just encourages you to release even more OP tanks) feels great because I think I'm a better player than the guy I just killed, but it's something that really affects the balance of the game in the long run.   Some suggestions for future camos, if I may: - I personally am not a big fan of the WG Fest styles or the Gamescom one, they are just too out-of-place for my taste. They don't really look like they were designed to make a tank blend in with the environment and look way to detailed for someone to have painted something like that on a tank. I would have preferred these to look like an actual tank camo and just have an emblem/decal that hinted to the event it's tied to (like WG Fest and/or Gamescon) .But if you really want to keep these, at least add some wear and tear to them? Other camos are usually faded or less detailed in the areas of a tank that are more prone to wear and makes them look a bit more realistic. Including that in may have made them look a bit better, perhaps? - like WoT_RU_Doing said, it would be nice if the styles had different coloring for summer/winter/desert