M6 heavy tank

[Paul Vebber]

The ones in the game came from Hunnicutt's "Firepower"

[sven]

Originally posted by Paul Vebber:
The ones in the game came from Hunnicutt's "Firepower"

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I have gathered as much. Fascinating read. Dr. Atwater loves Hunnicut, and Hogg.

regards,
sven

[Akmatov]

Hmm, not quite sure how this popped back up, but it reminds me.
Warhorse, you wrote in May that you had icons for the M6 and the Black Prince. Are they posted somewhere or could you e-mail them to me. I enjoy 'what if' situations and they would be lots of fun. Maybe as a surprise for the Russians in 1946.

[Paul Vebber]

They are in the full version of v7, we wanted to get teh patch out, and neglected to put the shp files in the patch.

I will see if I can find them and make them available. Brent? Have you got them handy?

Or were they in 6.1? It was unit 204 I think.

[Akmatov]

Thanks Paul.
Checked my current 6.1, US Army slot 204 is empty so a prime candidate for a new unit.
Appreciate your including sure a rare beast for those of us interested in such.
Very interesting to discover that the full version may include bits and pieces not in the upgrade. Will definately download the full version when available.
Thanks again <img src="smile.gif" border="0">

[Scharfschütze]

Originally posted by Richard Harris:
I believe SPWW2 has a Black Prince unit. (icon etc...) A Tortoise would be nice as well to go into the fray against all those Mauses (what is the German for mice [pl.] anyhow?? <img src="wink.gif" border="0"> ) After all the US has their T28... Something big'n silly for the Brit's would be just the trick old boy, eh what?

Regards

R.

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The plural would be "Mäuse".
Eine Maus - viele Mäuse
one mouse - many mice