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Thanks mates 
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VFL Bochum Home/Away 2006/2007:
SAMUELKATALAN
Senior Squad
good minis they look good keep doing a good work 
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Thanks alot mates!
YorkyStreetWise
Youth Team
Ello, I am new 2 Fifa on da Pc, and wondered if u did requests 4 ur amazin kits. Cherze.
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scar
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You can post your request (with good pictures), and if i find time i will make it.
YorkyStreetWise
Youth Team
cherze bud, its boston united home 2006/2007
are dese gud enough?
are dese gud enough?
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scar
Guest
No.
YorkyStreetWise
Youth Team
what else du u need m8? sponsors? bigger picture?
YorkyStreetWise
Youth Team
Dis is all I gt. soz. Dis Is From Da Club Site
Boston Kit O6/07
Boston Kit O6/07
YorkyStreetWise
Youth Team
Soz M8, check .: DemonioX Minikits :. thread plz for an explanation
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scar
Guest
I will not do a request for you.
People should learn the general rules of conduct before requesting kits or minikits to kitmakers. It is perceived as incredibly rude to request a kit to multiple artists, it's an insult to their talent and shows the egoism of the requester, the requester doesn't care who makes his request as long as it is made.
Take the time to view the kitmakers threads, pick your favorite one, send him a private message with clear pictures of the kit : jersey, socks, shorts preferably in front and back views. The kitmaker will respond you with either a negative or positive reply. Keep in mind that these people are not making kits for a living, so don't spam them every day, patiently wait their response.
If you have no preference who makes your kit then it's wise to post the pictures and info in the sticky request thread on top of this forum. The kitmakers often take a look at that thread if they run out of inspiration or are looking for new challenges.
Sorry for the slight off topic in this thread, but it would be wise maybe to make a sticky thread with the rules of conduct for requests on the forum so the newbies can read them (yes I know, some don't read sticky threads, but hey some do
) and follow them.
Take the time to view the kitmakers threads, pick your favorite one, send him a private message with clear pictures of the kit : jersey, socks, shorts preferably in front and back views. The kitmaker will respond you with either a negative or positive reply. Keep in mind that these people are not making kits for a living, so don't spam them every day, patiently wait their response.
If you have no preference who makes your kit then it's wise to post the pictures and info in the sticky request thread on top of this forum. The kitmakers often take a look at that thread if they run out of inspiration or are looking for new challenges.
Sorry for the slight off topic in this thread, but it would be wise maybe to make a sticky thread with the rules of conduct for requests on the forum so the newbies can read them (yes I know, some don't read sticky threads, but hey some do
) and follow them.Stephan_BEL said:People should learn the general rules of conduct before requesting kits or minikits to kitmakers. It is perceived as incredibly rude to request a kit to multiple artists, it's an insult to their talent and shows the egoism of the requester, the requester doesn't care who makes his request as long as it is made.
Take the time to view the kitmakers threads, pick your favorite one, send him a private message with clear pictures of the kit : jersey, socks, shorts preferably in front and back views. The kitmaker will respond you with either a negative or positive reply. Keep in mind that these people are not making kits for a living, so don't spam them every day, patiently wait their response.
If you have no preference who makes your kit then it's wise to post the pictures and info in the sticky request thread on top of this forum. The kitmakers often take a look at that thread if they run out of inspiration or are looking for new challenges.
Sorry for the slight off topic in this thread, but it would be wise maybe to make a sticky thread with the rules of conduct for requests on the forum so the newbies can read them (yes I know, some don't read sticky threads, but hey some do
i agree and my councils to the requester is to follow the rules and to read this post!
Stephan_BEL said:People should learn the general rules of conduct before requesting kits or minikits to kitmakers. It is perceived as incredibly rude to request a kit to multiple artists, it's an insult to their talent and shows the egoism of the requester, the requester doesn't care who makes his request as long as it is made.
Take the time to view the kitmakers threads, pick your favorite one, send him a private message with clear pictures of the kit : jersey, socks, shorts preferably in front and back views. The kitmaker will respond you with either a negative or positive reply. Keep in mind that these people are not making kits for a living, so don't spam them every day, patiently wait their response.
If you have no preference who makes your kit then it's wise to post the pictures and info in the sticky request thread on top of this forum. The kitmakers often take a look at that thread if they run out of inspiration or are looking for new challenges.
Sorry for the slight off topic in this thread, but it would be wise maybe to make a sticky thread with the rules of conduct for requests on the forum so the newbies can read them (yes I know, some don't read sticky threads, but hey some do
This post reminds me somebody...a milan fan
