I play that game in my PC, everytime I need to release some stress.

But, looking at the quality of the graphics and the realistic scenarios based on historical WWII events, I believe you can come up with hundreds of nice dioramas.

Good think about the PC is that game allows to take snap shots of the screen, then you can print those later.

My favorite scenarios are Omaha Beach and the Sniper town. A diorama based on Omaha Beach can take months to create and $$$ in resourses, but the Sniper town has many nice details that can be created in a average time WWII diorama.

That is a cool idea for dio ideas. Too bad I don't have the game at the moment though.
Been Warcraft3ing though :-)

it's a verygood idea!! i used to play this game on multiplayer mode on the net ,but for my part my stress get higher when i play.......

got the game off of a Warez site. If you have an ICQ I could let you have it but as to installing it that is up to you. I heard it was a little bit of a pain in the you know what.

A great game and a very cool idea, I hadn't even thought of it, I was worried about getting sniped and forgot to enjoy the scenery...

As great as it is to help each other out, I can't really say talking about warez is a great idea, it's a good way to get a website closed down, seen it more than once.

That is a very good idea.

Heh. That´s right. The Omaha Ambush! dio was in fact based on a scene from that game. In fact MOHAA with Armorama took me back to modelling!

"Covering fire!!"

:-)

Toni

yes medal of honor is a great game i play it every day i have a new pc with the g-force 44-4600 card what a game

I actually have it on Sony Playstation2. I love playing it in stereo. I have to admit when I play, and I see some of the German soldiers, I am constantly thinking of what I could make and how cool that would look like. In fact I think I got killed a couple of times because I got stuck day dreaming about what if! By the way, I went out and bought the playstation just o get the game. I don't have a PC at home home and $250 is a lot cheaper then $800 to $1500 spent on a new PC. MAN the things you'll do just for fun.

I've got MOH: Frontline for the PS2, but no MOH:AA for the PC, unfortunately. The two are different games with different storylines. I especially like the Dutch countryside in MOH: Frontline, and would like to make a dio from that area, perhaps with some Canadian troops, though. I agree with you guys, playing that game really gets me ready to build more models.

Nic

I borrowed a copy of MOH: Frontline for the PS2 and found the game to be enjoyable. Only got to the level after the Sub. Would love to have seen the game just continue on as an infantryman instead of the OSS stuff though.
Eric

Good thing about this game graphics engine is that it allows you to walk around items and look your surrounding in a 360 degree view.

You can close up to an object to get details or move back, move left or right to get a different angle view to include looking up or down.

It even let you in some scenarios to go inside a building, climb to the second floor and lookout the window.

That will allow you to see an specific point from above.

It definitely let you go back in time to WWII.

Thanks to Electronics Art for the programming and Steven Spielberg for the creation of MOHAA based on one of the chapter were Saving Private Ryan was originated from.

Hey Envar! That is some excellent work there partner! Man, if only I had that kind of figure painting talent....

Tread.

You mean Arnhem I think I thought the same thing, right in the middle of the surrounding buildings were the panzershreck squad is waiting, It's just perfect.