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Very nice, Patboy, keep them coming!

Looks superb, Drakenlorde! Thank you.

Your modding activities are somewhat meagre at the moment, Earl. Busy times?

Absolutely first class, Mord.

I've seen them used by grenadiers of the 21st Panzer, Panzer Lehr and (on the eastern front) by the GD.

Which is a good thing. And this one is rather special. Look at that cloth, very realistic. Great job.

Yes, that worked. British infantry looks so much better now.

Looks very interesting. I'm going to try it this weekend! Thank you.

Very nice, Richard, I love it. Thank you so much for all your great helmet mods.

I've been away for a couple of weeks and now very pleasantly surprised with three excellent British helmet mods. This one is my favorite. One question though. Only a few of my infantry do get this helmet. The rest are still using the vanilla version. Is supposed to be like that or does the game use the mod at random?

Excellent!

Fuser the Magnificent!!!

Sensational. Thank you very much.

Small, but very appreciated.

I agree. The Churchill did get a rather tough deal in CM1 and deserves it's moment of glory.

Well, I guess we are all children of the age of 'never enough', including myself. I noticed for myself how much I was looking forward to the Commonwealth module, and pretty soon after it's release I was longing for the Market Garden-module. We are SO spoiled. After all is said and done CMBN is what we've always dreamt about. Nothing is perfect, but my word this game comes close enough. And the future looks very bright and promising.

Gorgeous!!

Keep them coming, Michael. Thank you.

If he would wish it to be so, yes...;-)

Now there's a remarkable achievement.

Very nice. I love the grain and flowers in this game.

Fuser, if I were Battlefront I would pay you a million dollars to make mods like that before the game was launched and if I couldn't pay you I would kidnap you, lock you up in a cellar with a computer and force you to make mods like this for the rest of your life.... Yeah, I can be a bit scary from time to time...;-)

Thank you so much, Para, I've downloaded them and listening to them takes me from the dutch lowlands to the Scottisch higlands. If history has it's own music, it is bagpipe. So far Lilliburlero (those drums!) and Scotland the Brave are also my favorites.

I will send you my mail, Para, thank you so much.

First one is called the battle of Minden, if I'm not mistaken. Never knew that until I came across that rather unknown battle of the combined British/Prussian/Hannoverian/Hessian army against the French in 1759. Rather bad show for the British cavalry btw, although the British infantry performed splendidly. Scotland the Brave sounds superb. I must have been a Scot in a former life, since bagpipe music always moves me deeply.