The Andrew Turnbull Web Journal / The Idle Pen
You should have bought NT 4.0, NT 3.5 is very complicated to install, from my experience.
I would have to agree that NT4 is probably easier to install (I've installed NT4 before, and Windows 3.1, and I'd guess that NT 3.51's installer is more similar to 3.1's than 95's).
If I'm not mistaken, the addition of Windows NT 3.51 would give me the full range of Windows versions from Windows 3.1 to Windows 'Longhorn' build 4074 (if you count the trial of Server 2003, an MSDNAA copy of 2000 that doesn't require a license key (thanks to a friend in college that qualified for it), a copy of NT4 off Mariinsky Theatre's FTP server (however it got there is beyond me), and the fact that Longhorn isn't final yet). I'm expecting that I'll get a real copy of Longhorn over this summer, when the public betas come out. IIRC, my current copy of Longhorn, since I don't have an MSDN subscription, comes from some Russian town government site that doesn't work since IDN is no longer enabled (otherwise it would have been TOMCКИЙ.ru)
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