patboy
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Use the PIAT, Red Devil at Arnhem have knocked out
some Kingtiger II with it !
Pat
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What do you think about "Eurokorps" for next module ?Originally posted by Battlefront.com:I don't know what will come after the Brits, so it might not be Dutch, Germans, and Canadians.
Simulating the French only is certainly an option, but I don't think it is as attractive as simulating Canadians, Germans and Dutch as a combo.
Steve
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Alsatian thanks ! Is there the same handy map for CMBB ?
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Try Wicky Winter mod they are perfect for CMAK and ETO !
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I think you'll like this one tooOriginally posted by M1A1TankCommander:Hell yeah! Rock on! Tankers lead the way
Enjoy
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For your futur scenarios with CMSF, here comes a pic of Syrian city :
Pat
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Thanks that's a ****in' Good Idea !Originally posted by David I:Perfect for modders and damned spiffy for Italy and Russia 1943 (Although the Support Group will NOT work for CMBB without renumbering). This mod includes absolutey no options what-so-ever!
DavidI
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In Advance I wish you a happy first April ! (sigh)
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Lol!
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Hey don't forget my trenches mod,(perfect for winter war too),
you find it with "Fallweissterrainpat" mod pack at cmmods
Pat
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CMBO CMBB and CMAK are a must. I'm playing some GeorgeMc scenarios very very interesting, if you like good and big map and semi historical scenarios. Ah and I'm waiting for CMC.
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Lol!!!
What's up Paul ?
Are you waiting for TOW ?
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WOOOOOOW! Top class !
What's up David ?
Thanks!
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You don't need to email me some screenshots but it will be interesting that you post them here on this forum, like that, everybody can see I'm right !
Also dan, Bess Demnähx
Pat
ps: Flesh said :
"Bicolour StugIV" mod for CMBB.
This is a replacement for the StugIV textures in CMBB. Be sure to back up
your files before installing it.
Description:
"Bicolour StugIV" CMBB StugIV (BMP 15280 - 15295)
Note: I used some of the textures from the excellent StugIIIG pack by Mike Duplessis for this mod.
I also used some of the textures from my PzIVH mod, which were based on the default PzIV textures.
Instructions: To install, just extract the BMP files to your CMBB "BMP" directory.
BTW there are three BMPs with "_no_markings" in the filenames - just rename these files by removing
this suffix and use these BMPs instead if you don't want any markings.
Mod Manager Support: Not yet. I'll look into it, if anybody requests it...
Author: Flesh
"Bicolour StugIV late" mod for CMBB.
This is a replacement for the StugIV late textures in CMBB. Be sure to back up
your files before installing it.
Description:
"Bicolour StugIV late" CMBB StugIV late (BMP 15300 - 15315)
Note: I used some of the textures from the excellent StugIIIG pack by Mike Duplessis for this mod.
I also used some of the textures from my PzIVH mod, which were based on the default PzIV textures.
Instructions: To install, just extract the BMP files to your CMBB "BMP" directory.
BTW there are three BMPs with "_no_markings" in the filenames - just rename these files by removing
this suffix and use these BMPs instead if you don't want any markings.
Mod Manager Support: Not yet. I'll look into it, if anybody requests it...
Author: Flesh
In all case "Flesh" used the only present bmps available in game, to know (BMP 15280 - 15295) for the early & (15300 - 15315) for the late.
Exactly what MikeyD used for his StugIV mods.
May be have you a CMBB special copy with a new bmps number for the stugIV mid ?
[ March 24, 2007, 03:31 PM: Message edited by: patboy ]
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sorry double post.
[ March 24, 2007, 11:43 AM: Message edited by: patboy ]
***Mod posted ***
in Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin
Posted
The "Ford Motor Company AG" founded for the German market went into business in Berlin in 1926, purely as an assembly plant.
In 1931 it was moved to Köln-Niehl. As of 1935 it's change into an independent German auto manufacturer was completed. The firm's name became "Ford-Werke AG" in 1939.
The most important Wehrmacht trucks were the various three-ton types (about 5000) and the halftrack "Maultier" truck (15000).
(Reinhard Frank, Trucks of the Wehrmacht)
Here come a Ford v 3000 s rare color photo:
Pat
[ June 02, 2007, 08:17 AM: Message edited by: patboy ]