KISS Battlefield Tour

hippiewagen\'s owners in a time machine) to be at the front lines. These skins attempt to recreate that operation, which nobody really knows about. I\'ve also included 3 face skins to make the american troops a little more appropriate ;) WARNING: Not an historical skin. Nope, none at all... Thanks to: Rishy (aka C@$H) for giving me the idea The Merciless Crew, for making their AMAZING addons, especially the TextureSets. And of course Dice, for making such an amazing game! ----------- Disclaimer: ----------- The user accepts all liability and responsibility in the usage of the accompanying texture files. DO NOT publish any modifications to any of the accompanying texture files or package these textures as part of your mod, addon or TexturePack without first contacting me. ==================== TO USE THESE FILES ==================== Feel free to use these texture files on your personal machine or share them with friends. To most easily use these files in the BF1942 1.2+ Retail version, you must already have installed the Merciless Creations Historic addon, which installs TextureSets folders, or the Merciless TextureSets standalone addon. They\'re available at http://www.bf1942files.com and listed on the Merciless Download Index at http://www.bf1942files.com/file.stuff?body=MercilessCreations Use TextureSets, and spare yourself the annoyance of RFA extracting. No other software is required and you\'ll be up and running in minutes. When you\'ve installed the Merciless TexureSets addon: Extract these files to the appropriate map specific folder. For example, use Windows Explorer to navigate to your Bocage TextureSet folder. If you\'ve completed a default game installation to your C:>\\ drive, you\'ll find the folder at: \"C:\\Program Files\\EA GAMES\\Battlefield 1942\\TextureSets\\BF1942\\Bocage\" Drag the .dds files to the Bocage folder then close the Explorer window and Winzip. Run the game! Enjoy, [/quote]
[quote]KISS Battlefield Tour 1942 v 1.0 By eTiMaGo - etimago@ifrance.com In a last ditch attempt to frighten axis troops away, the US Army hired the famous band KISS (Who had followed the