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Fairline, I would like you to know I have a collection of 109 of your unit files!
This latest brings it to 110!
BRAVO!
This latest brings it to 110!
BRAVO!
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Lots betterOriginally posted by fairline
I dunno, maybe your right Case
Are these any better?
The Australians wore a odd mix of British, American and Australian uniforms, the exact mix of which often differed from soldier to soldier and battalion to battalion (the Australian Army has never been particularly enthusiastic on enforcing uniform guidlines in combat zones).Bear in mind that Australians and New Zealanders towards the end of the pacific campaign tended to wear US olive green fatigues rather more than British-pattern jungle fatigues
The XIV tactical sign was for the British/Indian 14 Army, which was the major command in the Burma theatre.Originally posted by Arthedain
fairline please tell me, is that XIV shield for Australia/NZ?
Just to boast a little, I recently picked up a first edition copy of Field Marshal Slim's Defeat into Victory at a second hand book sale for $10 It's full of fold out maps and is very cool.
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Good - I reckon so tooOriginally posted by Case
Lots better
yep - I was going to draw an Aussie from a source pic that showed him wearing a slouch hat and Australian khaki shirt, US marine trousers and gaitors and British equipment modified with Owen gun pouchesThe Australians wore a odd mix of British, American and Australian uniforms, the exact mix of which often differed from soldier to soldier and battalion to battalion (the Australian Army has never been particularly enthusiastic on enforcing uniform guidlines in combat zones).
Quite a mix there!
[/QUOTE]The XIV tactical sign was for the British/Indian 14 Army, which was the major command in the Burma theatre.
Just to boast a little, I recently picked up a first edition copy of Field Marshal Slim's Defeat into Victory at a second hand book sale for $10 It's full of fold out maps and is very cool.
Is it a good read? For those not in the know, Slim is regarded as perhaps the best British general of WW2; he took over command of 14th Army and fought a successful campaign to drive the Japanese back through Burma.Comment
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Sheesh, I may have overdone it just a bitOriginally posted by curtsibling
Fairline, I would like you to know I have a collection of 109 of your unit files!
This latest brings it to 110!
BRAVO!
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Never!!!!Originally posted by fairline
Sheesh, I may have overdone it just a bit
I won't be satisfied until every fighting vehicle, siege engine, and ground pounder to ever see combat is rendered in glorious detail by your amazing talent.
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Pathetic?Originally posted by Kobra
Looking great, guys!
M3 Stuart/Grant, Cromwell, M36 Jackson:
I was bored at work today so I had a humble try at that magical face lift thing Fairline does to old nemo units. Pretty pathetic try...
Although they don't look magnificent as Fairline's tanks, they're still an excellent lifting
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Yep, it's very good - it's often considered to be the best of all the WW2 Generals memoirs. It's very honest and gives a clear account of the campaign.Originally posted by fairline
Is it a good read?'Arguing with anonymous strangers on the internet is a sucker's game because they almost always turn out to be - or to be indistinguishable from - self-righteous sixteen year olds possessing infinite amounts of free time.'
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10$!
Are you sure there was no petty larceny involved? 
Btw, has anyone looked at Meiktila 1945? This could be an interesting scenario topic.
If you ever find Burne's book on Mesopotamia for a similar price, I bet you could make profit on its resale.Comment
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No, it was at a large second hand book fair run by amateurs, and they often don't appreciate the value of certain books. For instance, last year I bought over $500 worth of official WW2 histories for less then $100Originally posted by Boco
10$! Are you sure there was no petty larceny involved?
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Pals, I really appreicate you talking about books and other stuff but I will continue to post graphics here!
My latest edit: a T-28!Attached FilesComment
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The Leningrad Bolshevik Tank Factory is mass-producing Soviet armor at the moment!
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"You bring great glory to Mother Russia!"
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A fairline-derived unit from an update I am doing to Dictator WW2!
Royal Marine Commando!
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Thats one really long arm
Nice, very nice though
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