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And now pandoras box is open and Eons-of-Battle is legally required to do tutorials on all other camo patterns that ever existed. Let's start with the old east-german pattern that was used for a couple of years before it was phased out in the early 60s, then maybe some classical brittish WW1 turtle patterns...
Kosake wrote: And now pandoras box is open and Eons-of-Battle is legally required to do tutorials on all other camo patterns that ever existed. Let's start with the old east-german pattern that was used for a couple of years before it was phased out in the early 60s, then maybe some classical brittish WW1 turtle patterns...
This made me smile. I would like to think we knew what we were getting ourself into...but I'm not sure about that anymore.
Kosake wrote: And now pandoras box is open and Eons-of-Battle is legally required to do tutorials on all other camo patterns that ever existed. Let's start with the old east-german pattern that was used for a couple of years before it was phased out in the early 60s, then maybe some classical brittish WW1 turtle patterns...
This made me smile. I would like to think we knew what we were getting ourself into...but I'm not sure about that anymore.
Kosake wrote: And now pandoras box is open and Eons-of-Battle is legally required to do tutorials on all other camo patterns that ever existed. Let's start with the old east-german pattern that was used for a couple of years before it was phased out in the early 60s, then maybe some classical brittish WW1 turtle patterns...
This made me smile. I would like to think we knew what we were getting ourself into...but I'm not sure about that anymore.
Waaagh an' a 'alf
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