I personally like this idea, and love to see the inclusion of warlord armies in the interior and a special map dedicated to this scenario.
Thanks! :-D
Communist Chinese Army Poll
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In a global game you would really only need Inf, Art, and Fighter! IMHO
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If, however, you combine it with an early-war Soviets set, there are so many interesting possibilities, esp. tanks & planes…
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as long as they are for the communist Chinese and they are different from the soviet pieces i’m happy
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I voted for Infantry, Artillery, Tank and Fighter. I don’t think the Communist Chinese had any of the other pieces. I’m not even 100% sure if they had fighters, but it’s possible.
As for the tank, they actually did have some Soviet T-26 tanks early in the war. I don’t think they had a good grasp of proper tank tactics so those tanks didn’t last very long against the Japanese.
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T-26 would be really nice for Communist Chinese. what would the fighter be?
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Check out wikipedia. The Soviets armed the communists to the teeth early war. There were even Soviet volunteer fighter and bomber brigades similar to the Flying Tigers.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Sino-Japanese_War
The fighter piece would be the I-16
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Sino-Japanese_War
The fighter piece would be the I-16
Neat choice!
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T-26 would be really nice for Communist Chinese. what would the fighter be?
Yes that is a good choice!
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will you also use the I-16 for Spanish fighters
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Well, seeing as this is also intended as a general-purpose pro-communist set, it could also serve quite well as the nationalists in a “Spanish Civil War” scenerio. Which makes me think: the Axis minors set needs a fighter!
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Infantry (communist and nationalist sculpt, artillery and fighter (Curtiss P40).
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is the communist Chinese sculpt going to be different from the nationalist ?
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is the communist Chinese sculpt going to be different from the nationalist ?
Yes, the sculpts will be different.
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If we give the Red Chinese figure an early-style Soviet helmet, it could also fill in quite well for Republican forces for the Spanish Civil war and various other pro-Soviet forces, as helmets like the M-36 Kaska were widely issued to the Spanish Republicans and others using Soviet gear!
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