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Harry! That is a finer gift that we could have hoped for!
Some of the best WW2 units around, IMHO!
Some of the best WW2 units around, IMHO!
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Man, this thread just improves with age!
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Yes, I've noticed and I'll try to fix it soon. The camo pattern looked very nice in 24-bit colour: if you want I can make a ToT versionOriginally posted by Catfish
@Justinianum:
I noticed the right wing of your SM 79 falls below the base of the tile. Therefore, this part won't show on the game map. It's a perfect size for ToT, though.
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Excellent stuff, Harry and Curt
I'm looking forward to your scenario Harry; I've been reading the playtest thread with great interest, and it sounds really promising
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Thanks Fairline! Just gotta get the bugs worked out
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Before I go to get some sleep, I have one last little new years gift for all:
A new Mustang...
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Harry, WOW!! those units reflect talent and beauty!
And curt, I really like that Mustang!!
"[A thoughtful Quote]" -Oscar WildeComment
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@ curt: Fantastic Mustang!
@ all: its predecessor, the P-40 Warhawk!Attached FilesComment
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Very nice both of you!
Listen people, I could need some expert help on drawing units to accelerate the progress in my newest scenario project - The invasion of Norway by the Germans ('Weserübung' - WW2).
Please visit this page and take a look:
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NO, the V3 was a massive gun at Mimoyecques in France, which was capable of firing an artillery round into London every 10 minutes.Comment
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It was neither V3 or V4...
The 'SAM ancestor' missile the germans developed was a spike-shaped item that never got complete attention.
Strange, considering the utter havoc that SAM missiles could have caused on bomber formations.Comment
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Nice Jim!Originally posted by jim panse
@ curt: Fantastic Mustang!
@ all: its predecessor, the P-40 Warhawk!
Have you cleared your PM box, lately?
I cannot get communications to you!
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Oh ok, sorry I thought you were talking about the missle in the bottom left. I called the unit the "Gustav gun" but that is probably inaccurate.Originally posted by GoPostal
NO, the V3 was a massive gun at Mimoyecques in France, which was capable of firing an artillery round into London every 10 minutes.Comment
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The German SAM was the WasserfallComment
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