Zigwied

US Mail in Wyoming at lunchtime! WOOT.

Sitting here trying to decide which is more offensive, bump's reply or his footer. If it's an inside joke, which I hope it is, it must be very inside, because it's certainly not what I come to this forum fifty times a day to read.

Just PLEASE make sure their jeans are pulled up, without underwear showing. We Americans have enough of an international image problem right now

Thanks, Biltong, for all your hard work. Someday, you may even get time to play this game.

Biltong, I'll get with you in the morning. Several maps on my computer at work that I forgot to send home.

I am also working on maps for BCR '41, and have submitted a couple sets of maps that may suit your fancy. These are designed to give you the opportunity to fight the minor crossings that the Wehrmacht may have faced in the first 4-5 months of the '41 campaign (whether the streams have any water or not is another question!) Dunno when to expect them, sounds like Biltong is giving us all he's got and then some.

I couldn't help myself. I tried to hold back. I just can't take the waiting anymore..... knew they were there, freshly CMMOS'd, calling out to me, waiting and wanting to be released. You know of what I speak.

Biltong's feedback of my first maps, while somewhat painful, has proven very helpful. If someone has played BCR on my initial maps from Cozog's place, and would like to give some honest feedback, please feel free. I, also, admire Manstein22's maps, and don't want to look like a total scrub next to his. I do plan, however to stick to early Barbarossa, small, open terrain, more rural maps, for now at least. Thanks in advance Zigwied

I am interested in making maps for BCR. In fact I have posted my first ones at www.cmmods.com I am hoping to fill a (perceived?) void in small early summer '41 steppe maps from the excellent maps available from the BCR sites. When I visualize the initial stages of the eastern campaign, I imagine this vast area of sparsely settled Russian steppe, flat seeming, but not so flat from ground level. Anyway, criticism is always welcome.

If you guys are anything like me, then you spend some time browsing in EB or Software Boutique or wherever - Have you noticed just how much JUNK software there is out there? I mean total crap. When I can keep playing a game month after month, I know that I made the right purchase. BFC's main job is to make me into a rabid fanboy, that buys their game, and tells his friends to buy it too. A job well done BFC. Make me another addiction, please.

I'm ready to be divorced too!!!! dpeyrot@vcn.com j/k Honey, please let me keep playing CMBB....

It seems I am always employing a Pz IIIJ, so this mod is a godsend. Panzermartin's Mods are really incredible, and getting better all the time. By all means, keep up the good work. Kudos also to MikeT for his commitment to CMMOS.

Will download after i change my skivvies. WOW!

You love the game? Wait until you see the MODS!

November 10th - Birthday of the United States Marine Corps Sound Off Jarheads! [ November 11, 2002, 12:48 PM: Message edited by: Zigwied ]

These are incredible! Keep up the great work.

bump for the screen shot.

Tracer, Got an email address? I'll point you to my reference materials.

Voidhawk, You mean under the fenders? Or in brownish area near the axles? Also, it looks like I forget to include a dirty dusty top tire texture too. Looking into it.

I have just released a BA-6/BA-10 armoured car mod: at http://cm.cozog.com/ with optional markings. Feedback is welcome as always. Enjoy! [Edit - Thanks to Maximus for showing me how to post screenshots!] [ November 08, 2002, 05:15 PM: Message edited by: Zigwied ]

Can't let these slip away until everyone's got one!

Thanks for the plug, Pascal!

Actually, I was thinking about asking around if anyone was keeping a library of BMP's of the Soviet tactical markings. I for one would add many more renditions of my AFV's if I had access to more tactical markings, rather than trying to make them look good from scratch on my own each project. Great sight, I will definitely use it.

Thanks Fellas! I was looking for a model I figured no one else was currently working on. Let the pros do the real popular (and complicated) mods. What I'm finding out is that modding is not neccesarily about talent, but about technique. With all the true Modders around, and so anxious to lend their advice, I would encourage anyone who wants to give it a try to do so. Everyone in the CMBO/CMBB community benefits from the opportunities to examine and choose different Mods.

get it here: http://cm.cozog.com/ [ November 05, 2002, 02:53 AM: Message edited by: Zigwied ]