News 7 September 2004 / Cervo

Mapfact.net in English

A very nice initiative from the Mapfact site; they will post all their news (and later their complete homepage) of their great work in english!

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News 6 September 2004 / Cervo

Mig's Beretta471 shotgun V1.0

Just after the release of his great Animal Pack (featuring chickens, rooster, cow, duck and mule); Mig finished this Beretta471 shotgun and posted it in the Official Forums. You'll figure...

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News 6 September 2004 / Dusand

FTA progress

People from the Czech This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it."FTA mod sent us new pictures and information about their progress. Just...

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News 5 September 2004 / Dusand

Wild things :)

Skilled Portuguese maker MiG released a pack of his animals at the forum. It includes fully animated and sounded chickens, rooster, cow, duck and mule (with and without crates - can carry...

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News 5 September 2004 / LtHuNTeR

News from Wizzywig

Wizzywig has informed us that he has again changed his website address. You can now find his website here.

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News 4 September 2004 / Cervo

MaxRiga

MaxRiga is doing an excellent realisation work on his OFP Movies, here is a 20MB clip about the Russian military forces; despite his computer is probably not one of the fastest it is very...

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News 6 September 2004 / Cervo

Laser's Rangers and M14 SOPMOD

Laser is working on the next version of his excellent Rangers pack, which will be equipped with a new M14 SOPMOD as you can see on the screenshots. The release should be expected around the...

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News 4 September 2004 / Cervo

Nogovan Armed Forces Project

DeadMeat posted several screenshots of the FN MAG (with a 50 round ammo bag) made for the Nogovan Armed Forces Project (NAFP) in this Official Forum thread.

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