India Roundel

Well, first of all, I’d love to have had a stash of the “Union Jack” roundels, for the British Raj (i.e. UK’s eastern economy).

For my own use (and my own house rules), I’d also find it useful to have certain two-sided roundels:

On a related note, even though they aren’t round (and hence not “roundels”), I’d have liked for the factory markers to also be two-sided, with the minor factory symbol on one side, and the major factory symbol on the reverse.

Having a reverse side on the air base markers – to indicate which air bases have scrambled this turn – would have been useful.

I hope these ideas prove useful to you. I look forward to hearing what options you can provide for these ideas of mine.

Thanks,
Franklin

Also, 4 out of your 10 marines are actually F4F Wildcat fighters. The Zeros and Wildcats have to do with a rule about carrier fighters with a reduced price tag and a reduced move (from 4 to 3, I seem to remember).

-Midnight_Reaper

@Midnight_Reaper Thanks. These are cool but not exactly what I am looking for. I will keep looking as I don’t know if it is ok to post a picture of the map here to show you exactly what I mean. The Canadian mapleleaf is good but I am looking for the fascist Italian roundel, the Russians have a star instead of the traditional OOB, the German iron cross is similar except that the background is grey instead of red and then ANZAC has been modified with a blue circle emblem. I am also new to all of this so if it sounds like I don’t know what I am really talking about…that is because I dont really know what I am talking about.:grinning:

TY Corporal Clegg!

@Imperious-Leader, we’re on it. But the importation of the Pacific part has one mistake, they send my the first edition… I like the contrast of the map (gives effect of two hemisferios) and the two territories of Canada.
Making the change is very expensive, so I will buy the missing AAA units in HBG.

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Ethiopia (ww2)
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Reino de Egipto (ww2)
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@fasthard thanks for sharing! Interesting idea to use 2 euro cent coins.

Thanks for watching!

IL,

––I’ve come to prefer the new HBG markers for some of the same reasons you’ve just mentioned: They’re thicker, thus easier to pick-up and they are have much improved graphics and colors over the OOB markers. See below: OOB on left,….HBG on right.
----For most ot the “standard” territory markers, I still prefer having the bases of my Infantry units painted with their national insignia, thus making it unecessary to have to use “territory markers” at all.

“Tall Paul”

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