Triggerhappy

Not for me.

Uhm, does anyone happen to know a German online shop that sells these cute little beasts? This one (http://212.185.115.116/cgi-bin/modelart.storefront/3d8303d602de1640271ed4b97374068d/UserTemplate/10?lang=54) does but there's only a Sherman and some modern tanks available. [ September 14, 2002, 05:36 AM: Message edited by: Triggerhappy ]

Nooooooooooo! That Panther G is sold out. *sob*

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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by SuperTed: Actually, I am looking for something that would make sense. So, no that wouldn't work. Thanks anyway.<hr></blockquote> URL? I'll have a look at it. =)

Is ammo for the famed Nahverteidigungswaffe modelled in CM? I think there was a thread about this some time ago but I was unable to find it. I'm asking this because in a recent TCP/IP game there was an immobilized Panther standing between some scattered trees that was shooting his Nahverteidigungswaffe for several turns, killing quite a few of my men before they were finally able to knock it out in a close assault.

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Mr. Johnson-<THC>-: Actually I lied, I don't have any. But I'd like to put in the first vote for a sneak preview of a textured T-34 85. I really want to see how KwazyDog pulls of that badass turret.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Bastard! You made me jump in my chair when I read the topic!

Well, I've added a "Me too!" to nearly every campaign request, so here we go: Me too!

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Warphead-: The "Lustmolch" never had a German commander. It is a fake. It was partially "Germanized" from a postwar Swiss "Panzerjäger G13".<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> I know that the Hetzer displayed there is a G13. However, I think that there actually WAS a Hetzer nick named Lustmolch by its commander. AFAIR I have seen a war time picture of it some time ago.

BTW: Does anybody know the name of the commander of the real "Lustmolch" Hetzer?

Thx! Uhm, yes, you're right. General Forum next time. Sorry!

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Rex_Bellator: Errrrrm, okay here goes stupid reply number 1 - If the round hit a building 5km away then the Bradley can shoot that far unless (possibly) someone picked it up, ran over to the building and threw it on the roof Hi everyone!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Hehe, okay. The details on the incident are very scarce. So it might be that the Bradley was somewhere nearer to the building, the article only states that the US base is 5 km away. If the Bradley's shots couldn't travel this far this would mean that it *had to* be somewhere nearer, right?

Yesterday there was an accident on a US military base here in Germany. A Bradley fired a few rounds during an exercise. Two of these rounds hit the roof of a school building, 5 kilometers away. Luckily, no one was injured. My question: Can the Bradley shoot this far? I know that this is completely off topic and it will probably be locked up pretty soon but I'm sure one of you grogs can give me an answer. For those who speak German: http://www.spiegel.de/panorama/0,1518,132809,00.html

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Head Mahone: And I say your mates are full of sh!t mate! -Head<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> No, he's absolutely right. A German diesel-sub fleet managed to do exactly that a few years ago - surface next to a US aircraft carrier that was their exercise target during a navy maneuver. Those sonar ops on the defense fleet really had a hard time explaining how that could have happened. BTW: During the exercise the carrier was sunk several times. Not only by the subs but also by a Tornado strike force with Kormoran missiles.

Great ideas! Number 1 should indeed be relatively easy to implement and would be very helpful. Do you think of the same system that the big guns use (kill: rare)? Number 3 would also be helpful, especially when stopping a wave attack. As for number 2, this would certainly be great but I think would take a re-write of large parts of the program. Correct me if I'm mistaken.