[GlowwormGuy]

Since we're talking about the forgotten coastal combat vessels in WW2 I've thrown together a new (FICTIONAL) scenario to commemorate the no-holds barred convoy actions in the English channel during the middle of the war. It's quite awesome to think that things like this were quite typical for many young (and not so young) men both Allied and Axis, military and civilian.

There are some quirks in the scenario and any feedback would be welcome. You need to download the Betasom DC VOSPER pack, TURNERG's GERMAN MERCHANTS PACK (though with profound apologies I've included some of the ships from there, just the ones relevant to the scenario, in case they can't be found. I encourage you to download the original and the British merchants pack as well if you've not already done so) , and the PINGUIN/KANDELFELS merchantman from Betasom as well I think. You may want to pick up the Mining Operations mods (E-Boat, etc.) from Sergebuto as well for the Seamine model. I generally find that I never use the mines anyway so if you don't plan on laying any 'eggs' don't bother.

Scenario File and M-Boot as well as temporary Vorpostenboote model.
http://rapidshare.de/files/18704251/MSB42.zip.html

Relevant German merchants from Turnerg's pack (Turnerg if you want me to delete this just let me know - though if possible could you post a link to the German merchant pack so I can replace it with that.)
http://rapidshare.de/files/18704340/GerMerchiesMB42.zip.html

Here is the model MINENSUCHBOOT (Escort Minesweeper) alone with the Seamine data files just to make it work.
http://rapidshare.de/files/18704371/Minensuchboote.zip.html

The only thing I really found problematic were the NON performance of the radio messages. If anyone could help me sort those out I'd appreciate it.

In my rush I completely forgot to upload my pics but rest assured that these are really good ships.

Mountbatten

[HS]

Thank you, that sounds very interesting.

I haven't played DC for a year - since that time my modded program chrashes down to desktop for some unknown reason. But this interesting scn should be enough motivation for a new DC installation on my elderly PC ...