Falaise

Here is a church pack in Caen stone and brick numbered 301 (00) and (01); 302 (00) and (01); 303 (00) and (01)
attention!!
 for technical reasons the numbering is different. This it replaces the old ones
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3kkc9g57fzffdha/AACZYbHjE8-zWwOhO62NSS1pa?dl=0


*  did you know guys !

The Caen stone was used to build monuments everywhere in france but also elsewhere

   UK

        Tower of London (89,200 concrete blocks delivered by 75 ships in 127811)

        LondonTowerBridge

        St. Paul's Cathedral in London

        Westminster Abbey

        Canterbury Cathedral

        OxfordCastle

        Durham Cathedral

        Rochester Cathedral

        Chichester Cathedral

        Norwich Catholic Cathedral

        BuckinghamPalace

        EtonCollege
    In Belgium

        RoyalPalace of Brussels
    In Germany

        Cologne Cathedral (decor elements)
    In the USA

        St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York

        Elements of interior decoration of buildings (e.g. New York customs chimney).

        Washington National Cathedral (main altar)

        St. Andrew's Cathedral Honolulu12
    In Canada

        Osgoode Hall Atrium

Here is a church pack in Caen stone and brick numbered 301 (00) and (01); 302 (00) and (01); 303 (00) and (01)
attention!!
 for technical reasons the numbering is different. This it replaces the old ones
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3kkc9g57fzffdha/AACZYbHjE8-zWwOhO62NSS1pa?dl=0


*  did you know guys !

The Caen stone was used to build monuments everywhere in france but also elsewhere

   UK

        Tower of London (89,200 concrete blocks delivered by 75 ships in 127811)

        LondonTowerBridge

        St. Paul's Cathedral in London

        Westminster Abbey

        Canterbury Cathedral

        OxfordCastle

        Durham Cathedral

        Rochester Cathedral

        Chichester Cathedral

        Norwich Catholic Cathedral

        BuckinghamPalace

        EtonCollege
    In Belgium

        RoyalPalace of Brussels
    In Germany

        Cologne Cathedral (decor elements)
    In the USA

        St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York

        Elements of interior decoration of buildings (e.g. New York customs chimney).

        Washington National Cathedral (main altar)

        St. Andrew's Cathedral Honolulu12
    In Canada

        Osgoode Hall Atrium

Here is a church pack in Caen stone and brick numbered 301 (00) and (01); 302 (00) and (01); 303 (00) and (01)
attention!!
 for technical reasons the numbering is different. This it replaces the old ones
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3kkc9g57fzffdha/AACZYbHjE8-zWwOhO62NSS1pa?dl=0


*  did you know guys !

The Caen stone was used to build monuments everywhere in france but also elsewhere

   UK

        Tower of London (89,200 concrete blocks delivered by 75 ships in 127811)

        LondonTowerBridge

        St. Paul's Cathedral in London

        Westminster Abbey

        Canterbury Cathedral

        OxfordCastle

        Durham Cathedral

        Rochester Cathedral

        Chichester Cathedral

        Norwich Catholic Cathedral

        BuckinghamPalace

        EtonCollege
    In Belgium

        RoyalPalace of Brussels
    In Germany

        Cologne Cathedral (decor elements)
    In the USA

        St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York

        Elements of interior decoration of buildings (e.g. New York customs chimney).

        Washington National Cathedral (main altar)

        St. Andrew's Cathedral Honolulu12
    In Canada

        Osgoode Hall Atrium

I have frozen fingers while playing!
C'est beau 🥰

I have frozen fingers while playing!
C'est beau 🥰

Falaise, I've said it before and I will say it again. You're an artist! I love that church.

Our Belgian friend seems happy to go home !      @JM Stuffreturning from the deep south  
  I see that there is a lot of waiting on the brick church ant that I'm done fighting with the variations of scales that @WimO evokes
so here it is
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3kkc9g57fzffdha/AACZYbHjE8-zWwOhO62NSS1pa?dl=0
I also planned one in limestone of Caen
I'll give the set to @Bootie when he's ready

You had to ask!! @Warts 'n' all
More seriously I recently looked at churches after @kohlenklau post
And I decided to rework the churches maybe even make castle type skins
and i'm currently working on it

You had to ask!! @Warts 'n' all
More seriously I recently looked at churches after @kohlenklau post
And I decided to rework the churches maybe even make castle type skins
and i'm currently working on it

you are right in normandy the box is almost systematic !!
Have you the name of transparents textures that I delete them ?

Our Belgian friend seems happy to go home !      @JM Stuffreturning from the deep south  
  I see that there is a lot of waiting on the brick church ant that I'm done fighting with the variations of scales that @WimO evokes
so here it is
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3kkc9g57fzffdha/AACZYbHjE8-zWwOhO62NSS1pa?dl=0
I also planned one in limestone of Caen
I'll give the set to @Bootie when he's ready

Our Belgian friend seems happy to go home !      @JM Stuffreturning from the deep south  
  I see that there is a lot of waiting on the brick church ant that I'm done fighting with the variations of scales that @WimO evokes
so here it is
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3kkc9g57fzffdha/AACZYbHjE8-zWwOhO62NSS1pa?dl=0
I also planned one in limestone of Caen
I'll give the set to @Bootie when he's ready

@Blazing 88's @Suchy @Falaise @Vacilllator @Commanderski @Heinrich505
Who exactly are the Club of Six? 😄
The above quoted post of mine was a tongue in cheek post but did have a true offer underneath the Dunder-Mifflin joke! But nobody contacted me or commented so I guess there is not much interest to form 2 teams of 1 or more players each and conduct a small PBEM series as a "tracked damage/umpire involved campaign" aka CMPzC using BARB mods. Of course I am the umpire and organizer to maintain fog of war and have random events and narrate the event. It is to me some work but can be pretty cool if we do it right. It takes a while to do! I think we have several threads! An axis team thread and allies agree NOT TO READ it until AFTER the event is fully complete. An allies team thread and axis agree NOT TO READ it until AFTER the event is fully complete. If you sign-up and are approved to join one of the teams, you agree to play your PBEMs with the mods and make some posts with a few photos to describe the battle. Maintain honor system the best you can. All for fun. 

You had to ask!! @Warts 'n' all
More seriously I recently looked at churches after @kohlenklau post
And I decided to rework the churches maybe even make castle type skins
and i'm currently working on it

Thank you
I didn't think it would be so complicated so much, shared texture and other quirks!!!
But I'm making progress!


@rtdooda little more patience and I'll send you the mod to join your excellent work !!!
 

Thank you
I didn't think it would be so complicated so much, shared texture and other quirks!!!
But I'm making progress!


@rtdooda little more patience and I'll send you the mod to join your excellent work !!!
 

Thank you
I didn't think it would be so complicated so much, shared texture and other quirks!!!
But I'm making progress!


@rtdooda little more patience and I'll send you the mod to join your excellent work !!!
 

Hi all,
Just wanted to formally announce my next campaign release titled 'First into Antwerp'. Ironically this was actually the first campaign I designed but the second I've released.
Command the British 3rd Royal Tank Regiment and the 4th Battalion Kings Shropshire Light Infantry as they advance from Boom to capture the port city of Antwerp, Belgium, and later attempt to establish a bridgehead over the Albert Canal.
This campaign consists of 8 battles and is historical. To be played as PLAYER vs AXIS AI.
Be aware in order to play this campaign you MUST have both Commonwealth and Market Garden Modules.
Battle sizes are varied. It is strongly recommended that the player reads the README in the attached zip-file.
The Zipfile will contain the following:
2 Campaign folders.
1 Campaign file within each folder.
49 page Campaign Design booklet including Campaign Progression Tables and Order of Battle. (You know, for some 'light' reading )
Campaign has been tested and should be compatible with patch 4.03.
Total battle duration of the campaign totals roughly 8 hours.
Annnnddd here's some pictures:

 

 

 

Download link CM CW: First into Antwerp (thefewgoodmen.com)
 

@Falaise I found that the tanks without storage boxes were throwing flickery shadows that were a bit distracting. So I went into the Textures folder and deleted all the transparencies.  They are the files ending with a 2. Although I expect you've worked that out by now.

You had to ask!! @Warts 'n' all
More seriously I recently looked at churches after @kohlenklau post
And I decided to rework the churches maybe even make castle type skins
and i'm currently working on it

You had to ask!! @Warts 'n' all
More seriously I recently looked at churches after @kohlenklau post
And I decided to rework the churches maybe even make castle type skins
and i'm currently working on it

You had to ask!! @Warts 'n' all
More seriously I recently looked at churches after @kohlenklau post
And I decided to rework the churches maybe even make castle type skins
and i'm currently working on it

You had to ask!! @Warts 'n' all
More seriously I recently looked at churches after @kohlenklau post
And I decided to rework the churches maybe even make castle type skins
and i'm currently working on it

You had to ask!! @Warts 'n' all
More seriously I recently looked at churches after @kohlenklau post
And I decided to rework the churches maybe even make castle type skins
and i'm currently working on it

You had to ask!! @Warts 'n' all
More seriously I recently looked at churches after @kohlenklau post
And I decided to rework the churches maybe even make castle type skins
and i'm currently working on it