MajorVictory

Reading the thread "Some Combat Mission Myths" in the main forum inspired me to try a map incorporating some of the suggestions for "new bocage" i found there. Somehow this mushroomed into an operation! It's fictitious, (Canadians vs Hitler Jugend in deep bocage) but feel free to modify the sides to your tastes. I am mainly interested in comments about the map. Ask and ye shall receive! [ February 01, 2002, 01:08 PM: Message edited by: MajorVictory ]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Rupert_2: MajorVictory if it is a Hi-res Jagdtiger verison could you lead me in the right direction of it ? Please !! With Sugar on top... [ 01-18-2002: Message edited by: Rupert_2 ]<hr></blockquote>I seperated the bmps out from the mod pack. If you want them drop me a line and i will reply with a zipped folder attached. cheerios!

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Rupert_2: I think you are right, there only seems to be a few modders out there now and some new ones coming to the fore...I don't think I've found a German gun mod I'm happy with...Toms HQ German gun mods are okay but they aren't the ones I'm looking for!! Also there seems to be no Jagdtiger mod apart from one of the old Mad-Matt packs of old ! I have a Jagdtiger mod titled Gunslinger that looks to be based on the Mad-Matt mod<hr></blockquote>

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Diceman: That's the way I should have gone. Live and learn. They wouldn't hug the zimmerite surface in spite of applying them with micro set. I thought dullcoat would minimize the problem, and it does somewhat under average light conditions, but under bright light and the eye of the camera, well you get the picture. Handpainting over zimmerit is one solution, in which case you are best off modelling a specific vehicle from a photograph. You can also blank out spaces for markings before applying the stuff. I have seen this effect in photos. Use masking tape cut to size -- apply the tape, spread on the zim, remove tape, paint, apply decals to flat areas; irregular pieces of tape can also be used like this to simulate missing (knocked off/shaken off) pieces of zimmerit. [ 01-11-2002: Message edited by: Diceman ]<hr></blockquote>

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Diceman: That's the way I should have gone. Live and learn. They wouldn't hug the zimmerite surface in spite of applying them with micro set. I thought dullcoat would minimize the problem, and it does somewhat under average light conditions, but under bright light and the eye of the camera, well you get the picture. [ 01-11-2002: Message edited by: Diceman ]<hr></blockquote>