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Hippogryph Colour Variations

A graphical reskin of Hippogryphs to give them a variety of colours.

I've moved on from Total War: Warhammer, and so I will no longer be updating this mod. If anybody would like to use a part of this mod, or take it over completely and continue expanding it, please feel free to do so. Just remember to leave a credit to this original if you post it publicly. Happy modding!

In addition to the base brown colour, Bretonnian Hippogryphs can now be coloured pure white (like a Dove), black (like a Raven), and a dark brown and white combination based on the Golden Eagle.
Alberic de Bordeleaux's personal hippogryph, Tempete, has also been given a unique model, which is based on a seabird called the White-bellied Sea Eagle, in keeping with Alberic's association with the sea.

This will affect Hippogryph mounts for Bretonnian Lords and Royal Hippogryph Knights

This mod has room for one more colour, so please feel free to make any suggestions.

- I make mods for my own enjoyment and I am still a beginner at modding. While I'm open to suggestions, some things are beyond what I can do, and others I have no interest in doing.
- I don't make standalone mods that mean splitting the mods into separate parts; they're just too much of a pain to do.
- I try to make my mods compatible with most others, but I don’t test them for compatibility. So, I have no idea if any of them are compatible with any particular mods.
- I don't use SFO and I have no idea if any of my mods are compatible with it, nor do I intend to make them so. If one of the SFO creators wants to use any of my mods and make them compatible themselves, they are free to do so.
- Please read the description before asking something I've already answered, or I’ll just ignore you. Not because I'm a ♥♥♥♥, but because some people are too lazy to read things.

I really have to give a big thanks to Sebidee for his "Complete Guide to Warhammer Unit Modding"[www.twcenter.net]; it's a really fantastic step-by-step guide for beginners and I couldn't have done this without it, and I recommend anyone who is interested in starting modding to look it up!