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It's a long shot, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask.
The models I've included, aside from the table/spotlights/gold, are things I've brought into the game. People release compendiums of the stuff people upload, but stuff just gets lost down along the way after awhile so start collecting mods while you can. My profile is friend's only so I'm not sure it's possible to follow my trail on tabletop, but feel free to add me if you like.
If this does get taken down you should add it to nexus mods. You might want to upload it there just in case. I don't THINK people will be fickle enough to start reporting things just for having real world references like the Nazi eagle, but just in case. Censorship is a scary beast these days, and it might be best to have plan B already in effect.
Can't wait to see where you go with this.
That aside, I love the terrain models (ammo cans, crates, footlockers, etcetera). I'm under the impression that we can never have too many set pieces.
That aside, a lot of the assets seem useful because there are not that many on the workshop for building interiors of the first half of the 20th century. A lot of the larger things have issues with only being meant to be looked at from one side.
The animated soldiers are really interesting, though you should try to improve the animatiosn as I saw guns moving around differently than the hands that hold them. Also, I question the usefulness of non-looping animations.
And finally, if you intend this to be useful for wargaming, I would recommend you try to give some things better colliders, to make it easier to place models next to each other and next to terrain and field equipment.