Geezer

Thanks - good info! I asked other guys to test this stuff because I thought it required use of the various editors - editors I don't yet know how to use.

Yep - thanks for catching that. I just uploaded a revision that includes the missing BMP file.

Thanks for catching that oversight. I just uploaded a revision that includes the missing .bmp file.

View File WW1 Airfield Maintenance Objects This pack contains all new WW1 maintenance objects. 4/24/2014: revised the pack to include missing .bmp for the maintenance equipment. Submitter Geezer Submitted 04/23/2014 Category First Eagles - WWI and Early Years - Object Mods

View File WW1 Airfield Figures This pack contains all new WW1 airfield figures. Submitter Geezer Submitted 04/23/2014 Category First Eagles - WWI and Early Years - Object Mods

View File WW1 Airfield Objects This pack contains all new airfield objects - hangars, barn, farmhouse, shed, barracks, etc. Just updated the pack to V1.1 - it now includes the missing Barracks and Base Ops files. These objects use hi-res graphics and may not run well on older computers. Submitter Geezer Submitted 04/23/2014 Category First Eagles - WWI and Early Years - Object Mods

I just uploaded the WW1 ground object stuff to First Eagles objects in the DL section. There are three packs: ground objects (buildings, tents, etc), figures, and maintenance objects. Enjoy.

Quack74 says he has not found any problems with the WW1 airfield objects, so I will release them this week. Also, the Toyota GB trucks are complete as are the 1930s/40 figures. The only differences between the WW1 figures and the 1930s/40s figures are presence/absence of cap bills and the color of the coveralls, so modders could get creative and mix the two sets for some visual variety. The only unfinished 1930s/40s objects are two Isuzu TX40 trucks.

Shots below illustrate how the WW1 and 1930s airfield objects could be combined. The WW1 objects are being tested, and the 1930s objects will be ready for testing "soon."

Been kinda busy but still managed to complete the US vehicles for the 1930s airfield objects. Next, will do the Japanese vehicles.

Welcome back! Making TODs may be tedious, but the results ARE worth the effort. Your city shots are very convincing - they have a crowded, cluttered look, without a repetitive cookie cutter appearance. Good stuff.

Not a bad idea, though it would require a new batch of figures with separate hats/caps. I'll put it in the pile of stuff to do.

While Quack74 is testing the WW1 airfield objects, I am working on completion of the 1930s airfield objects. They were originally developed for the 1937-39 China air war, so the vehicles - still WIPs - are a mixture of US commercial and Japanese military types. Second and third shots illustrate how objects from WW1 pack and 1930s pack could be combined to create realistic 1930s airfields.