It was in like 1968-70. I thought it was strange but i kept buying them because it was like Vegas. The things were like .20-.25 back then and a nickel was big money for kids. I remember it was in the summer of one of those years.
I’ll take whatever locks in better. which is the old chips.
Thank you robbie358 for the picture,
They effectively look nice.
Would have tell that sooner, but i’m a new dad now!
Was at the hospital since last Fryday,
She weight 8 pound, 20 inch long!
Thank you robbie358 for the picture,
They effectively look nice.
Would have tell that sooner, but i’m a new dad now!
Was at the hospital since last Fryday,
She weight 8 pound, 20 inch long!
Congratulations!!!
Hey robbie358,
I understand your complaint. I was very surprised that the new '40 games had the old style of chips. Like you, I just assumed that the new style of chips in the '42 2e game would be the standard from here on. Especially since they actually have “Axis & Allies” printed on them. I also like the '42 2e style chips. Luckily, I bought several copies of the game so I now have plenty of those chips to use.
Didn’t someone say the chips from the’40 2e games don’t stack up with chips from previous versions either? That really sucks. Glad I won’t be using those.
By the way guys, I think it is weird that you are using the green chips to represent 3 units. I don’t understand the need to represent 3. Why not simply use 3 grey chips? I use grey for 1, green for 5 and red for 10. Since there is rarely a need for more than 10, I don’t really need something for 20 or higher.
Before I got the 42 2e style chips, I was using chips I got from HBG. I had white for 1, red for 5, blue for 10, yellow for 20, green for 50 and black for 100. I also got some orange and brown chips which I guess could represent 500 and 1000. As stated before, it was vary rare that I ever had to go over blue.
I just think designating a chip to represent 3 seems weird to me, unless you just want more varied colors of chips on the board.
I think the motivation for using green chips was to make it appear as though the limited number of chips that are included are sufficient as players typically ran out before. I’m not convinced that even with using the green chips that there are enough chips in the game as of present. Like many of you I have many many extra chips so it’s not a problem for me.
However if I bought the game for my first time I would be rather disappointed.
Would anyone be interested in a trade? I’ll give up all my Europe and Pacific 1940 2nd Edition stacking chips in exchange for anyone’s 1942 2nd Edition chips, and any 1941 chips you don’t need. I use the '41 chips as damage markers. I’d also be interested in anyone’s Japanese control markers from A&A Pacific 1940 2nd Edition.
We can either trade in-person or I’ll send you the chips in the mail.
If that doesn’t tickle your fancy, I’ll send you one of my Chinese Flying Tiger P-40s, should the price be right.
Again, I’m looking for:
I have to trade:
DEAL. PM me. Also, if you are looking for some extra units let me know and maybe I can throw in some extras.
Again, I’m looking for:
- '42.2 “new” chips
- '41 “paper” chips
- Japan control markers from '40.2
I have to trade:
- '40.2 “old” chips
- painted P-40
I will give you every cardboard chip I have from both copies of '41 for one of the flying tigers
