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His comment on his Wario mod might help:
"Getting models into Civilization V is a bit of an involved process, as you have to set the model up so that it animates correctly, which includes attaching it to the "skeleton" of an existing unit model. This is the reason why I had to stretch the Wario model I used.
This tutorial[forums.civfanatics.com] concerns importing a Civilization 4 unit model and rigging it to a CiV model skeleton, but could easily apply to models from other sources as well . I can go into more detail, but perhaps a comment on this mod is not the best place for that :P"
And you should probably delete this thread since it's not really relevant to the mod.