Ok guys, thanks for comments.
I think you did not catch the basic idea.
There will be 2 separated theaters in the area. Each of them is interresting at first sight,
but both have limitations when standalone(especially for modern operations).
I think the Nordic one is very limited as standalone (if not moved to East enough IMHO).
It is possible to model much more frontlines for joined theater. Some of them "realistic", some as "historical derivates" or even some funky (USA blocade UK:)...
I can also imagine some pure NAVAL action scenery (operations supported from Carriers+land based ABs).
(But I want to prove the concept first.)
I think large oceanic areas are advantage in that case. There is "shared ocean tile" widely used as well (smaller in size).
You can see 2 highly populated areas in the picture(green outline). There are placed objectives as in standard 128 theater. The creator of new campaign can choose suitable CAM as basemap. Objectives outside the squares are some few, most important for his new CAM. It is olso possible to get new bunch of objectives for uncovered area via DEM2Terr(just set the coordinates 53/9) - in Romania area etc...
Longer flights are expected just for long range bombers/AWACS (or even some custom TE/missions with tankers - I know a few people loveing such a long missions).
Ok, I am really not retiring from EU128. I want to finish it first (tile the UK + rest of Scandinavia). But I was thinking about used textures as well. I wanted dig-out makia set before for example, but now - I know I need it for Iceland...etc
It will be long term project(not the first priority), I know.
Perhaps the team around DanDixie is not interrested very much - also no problem.
I must also test the possibility to fix the normals for such a big theater (especially for AF). I guess Monster's Terrain editor is able to handle such a huge area. But there is a difference in normal calculation (AF vs FF,OF) I think. Perhaps Sherlock can put some light on it (he already colaborated with BaldEagle on Lxnormalfix update for AF landscape...)
Luk