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4th in the series. Here is the Caspian Sea. I included Teheran and Baghdad since they can be targets of the USSR's aggression.

5th in the series. All roads lead to Stalingrad.

6th in the series. From Gorki to Perm, taking the high road or low.

7th in the series. Continuing east from Perm. You can use Ufa as a reference point between the previous post and this one.

8th in the series. Moving south from the previous post. Magnitogorsk is in both the previous and this screen shot. The northern portion of the Aral Sea will link to the next post.

9th in the series. South of the previous post, this screen shot continues the Trans-Caspian railway, which overlays the screen shot of the Caspian Sea (several post previously).

10th in the series. This is east of teh previous post. Alma Ata is the point they have in common.

11th in the series. This is directly north of the previous screen shot. Altay Mts. is a common reference point.

12th in the series. Eastwards, ever eastwards. One of the more vilnerable sections of the Trans-Siberian railway. Tannu Tuva links this post to the previous one.

13th in the series. There sure is a lot of the USSR isn't there? The resource in Krasnokamensk also appears in the previous post.

14th in the series. See, I knew if we kept moving east we would hit the Pacific eventually.[:)]

15th in the series. Last stop. All passengers must deboard the train in Vladivostok. Those connecting to Suchan have our deepest sympathy.

16th in the series. An overview of the western USSR (zoom level 2).

17th in the series. An overview of the central USSR.

18th and last in series. An overview of the eastern USSR.

Absolut (ly) awesome, love the zoom 2 views. This is art.
 
During the game will counters be visible in some form at the far away zooms?

ORIGINAL: SewerStarFish

Absolut (ly) awesome, love the zoom 2 views. This is art.

During the game will counters be visible in some form at the far away zooms?

Here is a zoom 2. I have set the unit resolution to medium, which makes the numbers larger, and the graphics cruder. They are marginally legible in my opinion, but you can gather a lot of information at a summary level with this view. The flyout display also lets you check out each hex, as I am doing with Brest-Litovsk here.

Zoom 3 with medium resolution is perfectly legible.

ORIGINAL: Shannon V. OKeets

15th in the series. Last stop. All passengers must deboard the train in Vladivostok. Those connecting to Suchan have our deepest sympathy.

I like the new skin for the forms.
It looks like the external border of the form matches the color as the active major power. It looks good.

ORIGINAL: Shannon V. OKeets
Here is a zoom 2. I have set the unit resolution to medium, which makes the numbers larger, and the graphics cruder. They are marginally legible in my opinion, but you can gather a lot of information at a summary level with this view. The flyout display also lets you check out each hex, as I am doing with Brest-Litovsk here.

I see that the units in the flyout are of the lower resolution kind. Is it possible that the units in the flyouts are always the hi res ones, as the units in the flyouts are always displayed at the same scale ?

ORIGINAL: Froonp

ORIGINAL: Shannon V. OKeets
Here is a zoom 2. I have set the unit resolution to medium, which makes the numbers larger, and the graphics cruder. They are marginally legible in my opinion, but you can gather a lot of information at a summary level with this view. The flyout display also lets you check out each hex, as I am doing with Brest-Litovsk here.

I see that the units in the flyout are of the lower resolution kind. Is it possible that the units in the flyouts are always the hi res ones, as the units in the flyouts are always displayed at the same scale ?

Yeah, I noticed this too when I uploaded it. I'll fix it someday, not today.