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UKF Mod - Warrior Pack screenshots

Messiah from the UKF Mod team has informed us that they updated their website with new information and perfect looking screenshots of their upcoming improved Warrior Pack.

As promised, another news blog for all you lot. The last week has seen a rather large increase in the usage of our forums and website. We hope this was due to the release of our last news post and the pictures that appeared with it, and that you all liked what you saw. The feedback has been very encouraging and helpful on all accounts. Cheers guys!
UKF behind the scenes work has been on going - bug squashing is currently a very popular pastime amongst the team, as well as thinking up new toys to play with. One such toy is the updated Warrior pack we last showed images of a long time ago. Rest assured this project has been going through masses of changes and improvements over the original release, spurred on by Orsons incredible eye for detail and talent, and a large amount of time put into the coding and scripting by Bennyboy and swift88. We love what they’ve managed to achieve, and I think you’ll all be as pleased as we are.
Our intention with the second pack is to create a comprehensive line up of warrior vehicles, simulating different operational conditions, as well as versions replicating those Warriors seen in recent action in Iraq. There’s been a complete rework of textures and almost an entire new model, as well as many scripting additions and improvements. The pack currently boasts over 13 different models, each in different paint schemes, adding the 510 ISV (Infantry Section Vehicle), 511 ICV (Infantry Command Vehicle), 512 MCRV (Mechanised Combat Repair Vehicle ) and the 514 MAOV (Mechanised Artillery Observation Vehicle).
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