Aragorn2002

Yes! That's the kind of news that can give me a sleepless night...I'm still hoping one day someone will turn up with Magua's Normandy trees for CMETO. But I'm more than happy with everything you can offer us, David. Quality guaranteed.

Beautiful work, as usual, David, thanks!

Lovely, Pat, I especially like the rusty look of those winter helmets. Thanks!

And the more mods you're making, David, the more time Earl Grey will (have to) spend on gaming. His problems have only just begun...

Now, that's what I call a good idea. By the way, I would easily and gladly pay 60 to 70 dollars for it.

You don't need a lot of sleep, do you, David?

Your work remains among my favorites, Uncle Tgt, that is a fact. Thank you.

Your mods can not be ignored, Dey. Great stuff!

I don't really like to use trucks, but with these mods they at least look a lot better. Thank you, David!

Superb, David! Thank you.

Link fixed

Order at http://www.dpluss.nl/ all three games for 29 Euro. It shouldn't be allowed... [ June 06, 2007, 10:14 AM: Message edited by: Aragorn2002 ]

The present mods for the Jagdpanzer IV are okay, but these mods are a big improvement. Thanks, David!

Absolutely superb, David! Thank you.

Yes, John, but there's not a copy available anywhere, from Snowie, that is. It's easier to find the Holy Grale.

Ah, yes, that might become a problem...

Interesting project! I don't consider myself good enough to join, but I sure would like to hear from time to time how the battle is developing. I've joined the website for that reason. Hope to see lots of screenshots as well...

Yes, planning to play a Ardennes battle real soon, just to see these beauties in action.

Interesting books, John. Perhaps Michael can also comment on another issue. Some years ago I bought a book in Canada called 'Bloody Buron!'by John Gilbert (not to be mistaken with the other book with this title which I can't find no matter how hard I try). John Gilbert was also working on another book called 'Only death could land", about operation Windsor, the Canadian attempt to conquer Carpiquet airfield in July 1944. Since that time his website has gone down, and I never heard of him anymore. Has this book seen daylight by now, and if so where can it be found?

Thank you for sharing, Vulture. There only seems to be a problem with this link. It doesn't work, at least not for me.

Vulture, which map is that? Looks interesting.

Great stuff, David, keep them coming please!

A piece of art, David, well done!

They look and sound very promising. I will try them for sure.