Zigwied

Ok, it's all straightened out. I'd like to to take this time to thank CM Mod Database http://cm.cozog.com/ for the use of his site. Keep up the good work.

My mistake. Anyone have an email contact with the CM Mod database site? I looked here http://cm.cozog.com/ but there's no contact info. I'd like to get this fixed.

My thanks!

Bump for the new mod. Sorry can't post a screen shot, yet. [ November 04, 2002, 12:08 AM: Message edited by: Zigwied ]

In the works. Baby steps, you know. Thanks

A second dirty SU-85 with a red star has been added. [su-85's my first offering. Have at it; all comments welcome. It can be found at the CM Mod Database.} http://cm.cozog.com/ [ November 04, 2002, 12:05 AM: Message edited by: Zigwied ]

Watching one of my T-34's slew to the side wildy after getting tracked while moving fast down a street.

Great fun for both sides. My brother and I just finished the final battle PBEM and fought to a draw. Throughout our 5 day exchange we kept commenting on what an exciting, awesome time we were having. That's exactly what I want in any game I play. Great design, outstanding map. Thanks for a great experience.

Great information! Does anyone have a link to appropriate Cyrillic fonts for use with Windows and Photoshop? Or, alternatively, are modders handdrawing the slogan text? Thanks

I spent about 4 months in Northern Iraq with the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, starting a couple days after the ground war ceased. We were mortared the first night at an Iraqi special forces base in Muqbal, but after that it was fairly quiet. Got a first hand look at a captured Soviet-made radio van, lotsa AK-47's, burned Kurds, a ton of Soviet ammo and landmines. My radio guy, Harry, filed open a bunch of the 12mm casings and we used the powder to burn "F&%K Saddam!" on the concrete roof of the tallest building. The BLT Commander flew over the compound the next day and we got busted. One night on radio watch, an FA-18 from the Teddy Roosevelt reported taking ground fire from an Iraqi AAA gun. He reported it to me in the DASC (Direct Air Support Center),(I was a corporal, both LT's were asleep), after pissing my pants for 10 seconds I asked him his intentions. He calmy told me he was going to drop a flare on their heads and watch them run. I had forgotten the intense level of AAA our guys had encountered over Bagdad during the air war. A couple weeks later I read about the incident in the London Times. I also was the map guy for the conference of officers that planned out the Northern No Fly Zone - still in effect. Semper Fidelis!

Got it in Gillette, Wyoming. But not from the Pony Express like you might think. We have both kinds of music here.... Country and Western!

Thanks Gordon.

The link at CM HQ for this file has apparently been broken quite a while. Anyone have a mirror? Thanks. Thanks to all the Mod'ers and to the guys responsible for CMMOD and CMMOS! /em scrambles back to the action!

Dunno what number I am, but since I discovered CMMOS and CM, I have not played any other game, period. And I started modelling AFV's for the first time in 17 years. Hard to believe these Mod'ers do it for free. Keep up the good work.