Those are really nice...wish I had the time like I used to...so many model waiting to be built back home, and no time...I'll get around to it I'm sure...or they'll all be sold off in a yard sale [:(]

<t> Lemme try and remember, because I started a German Campaign in '39 a while back...<br/>
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In '39 it was, 10x Pz-38(t), 5x Pz-IIIE, 5x Pz-IV (whatever model was available at the time), 1 Mech SS Company, 2 Motorized Rifle Company, 1 FJ Infantry Co (w/ attached aircraft in the core), 2 ...

<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>Have you ever considered buying a used 'veteran' PC just to run the old games??<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>
Yes I have...but being at college, and only having a laptop means that I would have to buy the whole thing...shoddy moniter and all, and its just another thing to lug around ...

<t>I'm sorry, once again, I wasn't specific. It works in XP, but you still have to have a GPU with VESA graphics support in DOS...which I don't (the GeForce MX4 has no such support). I can run the game...I just can't see anything. I've looked through SPMBT's MOBHack at the country setups and ...

Tracer, you talking about what Willy here is talking about? If not, do you have a link?

Willy, problem is, SPMBT doesn't run on Windows XP ...tried that...probably should've mentioned it...SPMBT and the WWII one that SPCamo has both don't run on XP.

<t>But I was wondering if there was any plans in the works to make something like SPWaW that was post-WWII, essentially like SP2. I was amazingly happy to find any version of Steel Panthers (IMO one of the best strategy games ever created), and while WWII scenarios are fun to play (and the campaigns ...