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#11
Releases / Re: CRANLOX LABORATORY
Last post by cranlox - April 12, 2026, 04:04:45 PMLast night I was working on these long-awaited items, and this morning I continued with them: the four Rescue Heroes action figures I have—Billy the fire chief and team leader, Rocky the mountain rescuer, Carlos the urban rescue civil engineer, and the emergency pilot, Hall E Copter. This is the collection I started with when I experimented with capturing models, and none of them ever made it to Freedom Force Playable. These are some long-awaited items that finally have their models available.
RESCUE HEROES
https://www.mediafire.com/file/bq3xvvwkb8cuib9/RescueHeroes+Pack.rar/file
RESCUE HEROES
https://www.mediafire.com/file/bq3xvvwkb8cuib9/RescueHeroes+Pack.rar/file
#12
Releases / Re: CRANLOX LABORATORY
Last post by cranlox - April 12, 2026, 09:12:54 AMEl Mystico
The wrestler who came to WWE from Mexico a few years ago and only lasted a short time as Sin Cara, leaving the company on bad terms, as far as I understand, has wrestled many times under various characters and names, but the classic El Mystico costume was, in my opinion, his best work. This skin's costume is based on the outfit by my generic Mexican action figure of him.
He was also a guest on this video a few years ago on the song "I'm dying to kiss you" by 5th Station.
The wrestler who came to WWE from Mexico a few years ago and only lasted a short time as Sin Cara, leaving the company on bad terms, as far as I understand, has wrestled many times under various characters and names, but the classic El Mystico costume was, in my opinion, his best work. This skin's costume is based on the outfit by my generic Mexican action figure of him.
He was also a guest on this video a few years ago on the song "I'm dying to kiss you" by 5th Station.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/s85wygctbovk5rm/Mystico.rar/file
#13
Mods / Re: Strangers Mod
Last post by Randomdays - April 12, 2026, 03:11:34 AMWelcome to the forums!
it should be here in the FF Mods folder with others
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/t7fylz4xplqto/Freedom_Force_Zips
it should be here in the FF Mods folder with others
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/t7fylz4xplqto/Freedom_Force_Zips
#14
Mods / Strangers Mod
Last post by Yorick - April 12, 2026, 02:58:40 AMHey, a friend of mine recommended the Strangers mod which I never played but it sounds like it's pretty beloved and unfortunately, I can't find it anywhere. http://www.fundamentzero.com/ is a blank site, using the Wayback Machine suggests that the download URL once upon a time was http://fundamentzero.com/strangers/strangersgold.exe but that's a 404 now. I saw a few threads when poking around with links to Mediafire collections or Mega folders but they seem to only have bits and pieces of it (like a specific patch) at best. Any idea where I can find it? Does anyone have it that they'd upload somewhere?
#15
Skins / Re: Style's Comic Style Skins!
Last post by deanjo2000 - April 12, 2026, 02:40:41 AM
That looks amazing. #16
Releases / Re: CRANLOX LABORATORY
Last post by cranlox - April 12, 2026, 01:22:30 AMA NEW FX BOX WITH 8 NEW FX
These are the latest ones I made for the releases that RD has been doing; if you've downloaded those wonderful things, you can surely combine them and figure out who each thing is for.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/tieoxdnbr2zwgm1/FX+pack+12+April+2026.rar/file
These are the latest ones I made for the releases that RD has been doing; if you've downloaded those wonderful things, you can surely combine them and figure out who each thing is for.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/tieoxdnbr2zwgm1/FX+pack+12+April+2026.rar/file
#17
Freedom Force Discussion / Re: Digital Dioramas
Last post by cranlox - April 12, 2026, 01:20:28 AMI remember a Tarzan in leopard-print underwear from the animated series that aired here in the mid-90s. It was pretty good! And of course, I remember the Disney version and its animated series, which was also excellent. There was a leopard woman in that series who was an extraordinary villain; I think I'll look for it.
I've seen many Tarzan movies, like five if I'm not mistaken, both recent and old, most of the latter in black and white.
Great job!
I've seen many Tarzan movies, like five if I'm not mistaken, both recent and old, most of the latter in black and white.
Great job!
#18
Requests for Skins and Meshes / Re: Possible Projects Interest
Last post by cranlox - April 12, 2026, 01:14:25 AMQuote from: Randomdays on April 12, 2026, 01:01:53 AMRequest from Cranlox - Cross the Savage Land character Garrok with Timemaster. He didn't say which Garrok so I did both.
Uploaded to the Requests folder.
Really amazing!!!!
#19
Requests for Skins and Meshes / Re: Possible Projects Interest
Last post by Randomdays - April 12, 2026, 01:01:53 AMRequest from Cranlox - Cross the Savage Land character Garrok with Timemaster. He didn't say which Garrok so I did both.
Uploaded to the Requests folder.
Uploaded to the Requests folder.
#20
Freedom Force Discussion / Re: Digital Dioramas
Last post by Randomdays - April 12, 2026, 12:17:26 AMTarzan! - One of my earliest favorites growing up.
I had started with the classic Johnny Weissmuller movies and moved to the ERB books when I was old enough to read them.
I was shocked by the differences between the two versions. In the movies, Tarzan speaks broken English, lives in a tree house in the jungle with Jane, has a chimp named Cheetah for a friend, and they adopted an orphan that Tarzan named "Boy".
In the books, Tarzan speaks many languages fluently, European and African. He and Jane live in a nice home of the edge of the veldt, the has a small monkey friend name Nkima, and they have their own son, "Korak" - which in ape language means "The Killer"
And the adventures! - instead of dealing only with hunters and tribes, in the books its lost civilizations, dinosaurs, and in one of th first crossovers in fiction, he travels to the Earth's Core to help David Innes, the hero of that series. And he doesn't travel on foot. He's on a blimp with the organizers of the expedition, the crew, a small plane, and 50 of his Waziri warriors.
The closest we get in the movies is "Tarzan's Desert Mystery"
If you've never read the books, you really should. Probably skipping the first and starting with the second, "The Return of Tarzan"
The version of Tarzan that matches the books on video the most was the 1970's Filmstion series. Some of the comics do a good job as well, adapting many if not all of the and sequels to them. My favorite artist/ story writer was Russ Manning.
The Diorama represents a production cel found online from the show. No new meshes here. Moved Nkima from the arm in the reference pic to the shoulder.
Tarzan abs by Daglob, big cat versatile - normal and basic, spider monkey, Civ 4 Elephant and Gorilla TJ Brute.
Uploaded to the Dioramas folder
I had started with the classic Johnny Weissmuller movies and moved to the ERB books when I was old enough to read them.
I was shocked by the differences between the two versions. In the movies, Tarzan speaks broken English, lives in a tree house in the jungle with Jane, has a chimp named Cheetah for a friend, and they adopted an orphan that Tarzan named "Boy".
In the books, Tarzan speaks many languages fluently, European and African. He and Jane live in a nice home of the edge of the veldt, the has a small monkey friend name Nkima, and they have their own son, "Korak" - which in ape language means "The Killer"
And the adventures! - instead of dealing only with hunters and tribes, in the books its lost civilizations, dinosaurs, and in one of th first crossovers in fiction, he travels to the Earth's Core to help David Innes, the hero of that series. And he doesn't travel on foot. He's on a blimp with the organizers of the expedition, the crew, a small plane, and 50 of his Waziri warriors.
The closest we get in the movies is "Tarzan's Desert Mystery"
If you've never read the books, you really should. Probably skipping the first and starting with the second, "The Return of Tarzan"
The version of Tarzan that matches the books on video the most was the 1970's Filmstion series. Some of the comics do a good job as well, adapting many if not all of the and sequels to them. My favorite artist/ story writer was Russ Manning.
The Diorama represents a production cel found online from the show. No new meshes here. Moved Nkima from the arm in the reference pic to the shoulder.
Tarzan abs by Daglob, big cat versatile - normal and basic, spider monkey, Civ 4 Elephant and Gorilla TJ Brute.
Uploaded to the Dioramas folder