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Faceplant Civilian Pack v.1.0 released

CameronMcDonald from the Operation FacePlant project has released their Civilian Pack on the BI forums.

I hate time. And sadly, I’ve run out of time to finish everything I’d have liked to in my mod, partially because Armed Assault is around the corner, and I’m already planning my next insidious actions in the modding world, and partially because due to the closeness of Armed Assault, I have lost quite a bit of interest in my mod.
In the best interest of the community, however, I’d like to present a consolation gift to those who are making mods of their own, and also to those other smacktards out there who just like to collect addons, like me. It won’t be long before the first mod without a BIS head will make it on the scene, hopefully, and these will lend a hand to those who need civilian models. So will my BIS => Llauma face change project, but that is still unfinished.
So, you say, what is the reason of this? Well, ~100 civilian models with Llauma’s head is the reason! Featuring over 50 male models, not including police, workers, farmers and others (uber thanks to FarmLand Mod, FDF, Deadmeat XM2, Helping_Hand, RHS, OWP, Dr. Pepper (especially - what a champ), Mapfact and DMA) and at least 30 female models, this pack should help y’all out a lot. If I’ve missed you on the credits, feel free to launch a frying pan at me. Check the readme for the full scoop, as per usual.
Yes, most of the modelling is not mine, I acquiesce, so don’t come stomping into my thread saying “McDonald, u r a jckass u didnt do th3se models lol!” Though noone else was bothered to do such a thing, so if you don’t like what I’ve done, don’t download them. Smacktards.
Comes with blood textures, and all units are unarmed so you can add/remove weapons as you like. ‘Nuff said.

Needed: Facestex2 [14,6 MB] from FTP#1

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