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Great start, LS! I love it. The lack of variety in trees (both in appearance and height) in CM has been an issue for me for a long time.

Good point.

Sounds great! Thank you.

There's also a new Dutch movie, called 'De Oost' about the war in Indonesia between Dutch special forces and Indonesian guerillas on Zuid-Celebes after the capitulation of the Japanese. It's not bad, but I never like dutch movies to be honest. They have little 'soul'. With that I mean that it's more about sex and sensation, than historical truth. But perhaps 'Slag om de Schelde' is an exception. Haven't seen it yet.

Finally found the dutch translation of Poles Apart, the book on the 1st Polish Airborne Brigade during Market Garden. Never knew there was a dutch version. The English version is rather expensive.

Haven't seen it yet, but it doesn't look bad. For dutch standards a very expensive movie, I've read.

Somehow these screenshots (soldiers without helmet) make me more aware these were human beings of flesh and blood, fighting for their family and country.

Live and learn, Warts. This is about the Australian/New Zeeland version of that battle. Keyword: bayonets.

That is pretty spectacular, LS. You trully are an artist and we're very lucky having you on board.

Good question.

Reading Battle on 42nd street at the moment. Very interesting.

I was hoping you would say that.

I remember they were very much worth waiting for.

So are you.

No worries, MJ. Holiday is approaching, so take your time.

Delighted to hear that!

How are things getting along, Phil? I'm still very interested in this project.

Westerns are my favorite genre. I remember watching series as a kid like Roy Rogers, Bonanza and Rawhide, loved it. Also western movies with James Stewart, John Wayne and others. I will check all the above mentioned movies to make sure I didn't miss one of them.

O yes. 4.10 to Yuma comes next.

For me Tombstone (1993). Great acting by Russell, Elliot and Kilmer. Never getting tired of that superb movie.

Needs fixing for sure.

Indeed. Better to keep it civil.

Given your Cromwell complex those are harsh words, Warts.

Both great men. Nice touch!

In Stalingrad we simply must have them....