A New Style For Brazil's Independence Day!

On September 7, 1822, Prince Dom Pedro I shouted "Independence or Death!" from a hilltop and declared Brazil’s independence from Portugal. To celebrate the anniversary of this historic occasion, we've got a mission that rewards a brand-new flag-themed 2D Style, "Order and Progress"! Want the Style immediately? Purchase it and other customization items via special bundles available in the Premium Shop. Finally, put this awesome style on your computer desktop with free wallpapers in a variety of sizes!

A closer look at the "Order and Progress" Style:

 Month of Brazil Mission & Offers 

MISSION & OFFERS BEGIN: Tuesday, September 7 at 04:20 PT | 06:20 CT | 07:20 ET
MISSION & OFFERS END: Thursday, September 30 at 04:20 PT | 06:20 CT | 07:20 ET

 Mission 

Don't want to wait and complete the missions? You can get your hands on the 2D "Order and Progress" Style and additional customization elements right now with three bundle offers available in the Premium Shop!

 Bundle Offers 

The following bundles contain these customization items (please see individual bundles for exact contents):

Inscription: "Independência ou Morte!"

Inscription: "Pátria Amada Brasil"

Style: "Order and Progress"

 Free Special Desktop Wallpapers 

Sure, these items let you customize your favorite vehicles, but why not customize your PC desktop? Download our special wallpapers featuring the M41 Walker Bulldog with the "Order and Progress" Style. Simply click on any of the dimensions underneath the image. Once the image opens, right click on it and select "Save image as..."

About the wallpaper image: Why is the U.S. M41 Bulldog wearing the "Order and Progress" Style? The American tank serves as the base for the M41B Brazilian Bulldog. The latter features a 90 mm cannon, 8-cylinder diesel engine, and updated transmission for an improved top speed over the U.S. model. The elegant building looming behind the tank is Museu do Ipiranga at the University of São Paulo in Brazil—the same spot where the aforementioned Dom Pedro I made the country's declaration of independence.