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That's the biggest exaggeration I've heard this year.

The Battle of Earth has a special place in my heart. As for an in-game battle/mission, I'm really partial to the final mission of WC2.

Well, I think if you had the proper video editing software, such as Premiere, you could take the audio from the entire episode and do what you will with it.

Would those "barbettes" be some kind of point defense system?

I don't think that clip conveys that at all. Kills like that were quite possible in WC3/4 for me in my experiences. As for the clips, they look great!

Agreed! I've seen a few amazing Lego models on the internet, but they've all been marred by terrible photography.

Wow. That was childish.

The Hellcat V. Average speed, average armor, average armament, nothing remarkable about it.

It was quite the oversight when I was building my computer. Sure, I could afford to buy one or many other different components now, but it wouldn't be a wise purchase.

The only thing stopping me is the lack of a DVD drive...

Fallout Tactics was a terrible game. Silent Storm (the game I linked to) gave me some great Fallout and X-Com vibes.

Option 1.

http://www.mobygames.com/game/s2-silent-storm A great, great game.

I don't believe there are any laws against it, but a tourist of Arabic descent sure got into a lot trouble when he took pictures of a few American landmarks. I can't remember if he actually intended to committ acts of terrorism though.

The drawings look great. Good luck with the comic book endeavor.

What about character interaction? One of the things I hated most about Morrowind was that there was no character interaction at all.

The game looks great. I can't wait to play it, but I've got a question: is the Lexington from Armada the base for your TCS Kennedy model? They look similar to me.

Wow, that's a great model too. I think it resembles the Tiger's a lot. The thing would be almost perfect if it didn't have a fly-through bay.

On the subject of wheels, isn't it stated somewhere that the Piranha's rotating core aids its maneuverability?

I wonder if it can float.