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so, where-did-he-go?

Thanks, Jammer, that was a real treat!

No, this is a editor for the data file that has the smoke properties so you can easily modify them.. I actually haven't tried it yet, but it looks interesting.

The first 1/4 of the movie, A Very Long Engagement, really gets you into the trenches and the horror of war for a young man forced to leave his sweetheart at home. Pretty amazing scenes. Take a look at this scene from the movie on YouTube (click here)

Excellent, doesn't even look that much like a pshoped project.

I agree and I wonder if this was a gay flying club?

Thanks, Otto, I had forgotten his name. They really put together a top notch team. May not have as big a selection as Roden, but they are a big step above in detail and quality, IMHO. Pretty amazing stuff.

A couple of my favorites free programs: Audacity media editor (mentioned above) Convert -Unit conversion program that will convert the most popular units of distance, temperature, volume, time, speed, mass, power, density, pressure, energy and many others, including the ability to create custom conversions! (click here) Here's another of my free favorites, Clipboard Helper Clipboard Helper enhances the Windows clipboard. It will put together all text fragments that you have copied to clipboard and will save them in a single file. Increases productivity with at least 400%. (click here) I always donate something to programs like these that I tend to use a lot.. even a few dollars can help.

Really nice models. I noticed that Mark Miller is on their 8 member team (click).

I thought the main diffeernce was it used wing warping?

Thanks, Olham, great site and I hadn't seen it before.

Congratulations Fubar, really nicely done skin, but it must have been difficult for the judges, there were so many good ones entered. Congratulations to everyone.

Excellent video. Love the period music, the intro with paper,.. everything! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks, Olham, this is a fantastic website!

Great screen shot and I really like the aditional editing with the lighting effect added to the blaze part along with the lens flair effect.. did you use photoshop?

Good work, Chris!

Thanks, "Otto," very well said.

Take note, Pol, I guess we need a paper patch next.. Why didn't I think of taking the OFF BHH paper liner out of the protective plastic and see if it was good enough quality... hmmm.

Should work in most bit map editors that accepts PS plugins. It's free, so just try it. Good luck.

Where have you been? Thanks Chris, nice work!

I agree The effort is appreciated though, guys.

Thanks, Bletchley, and thanks for the loan of the maps in the first place.. this has been a really interesting venture we went on, look at all the involvement...pretty neat.

Sorry, OP, meant to give you a big thanks too. Also to Dirk.. thanks all!

Chris is being rather modest about his involvement in this. He went out of his way to gather location data, then relate it to information from Shredward and others and put it on the maps that I had restored and split up into smaller ones. He has really done a lot and done a great job on it. I hope to have further improvements with more linked information, such as national identity of French and Brit fields, dates at each location, aces at each one, etc., but it's a huge project and at this point, Chris's efforts are greatly appreciated and I think will be very useful to any one enjoying using the paper maps with the game. Thanks again, Chris.

Catch: They just keep gettinb better and better!