Pumpkin Orange HBG Japanese Pieces

Thanks everyone who suggested ideas, however,
since I live in Australia, the cost of shipping is extremely expensive.
therefore none of the places suggested nor any other significant axis and allies store is a viable option for me.

Thanks again for giving suggestions

The War in Vietnam, the game (BGG link: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/247926/war-vietnam), should be a source of 50s to 70s military hardware, both “free world” and “communist bloc”. If you are looking for something more high tech, I can think of a few options:

Command Post Games (www.commandpostgames.com) makes a game called Supremacy 2020, which is a game about world combat in the coming decade. While there color palette is similar to the Superpowers game, you might find something to work with in their expansion sets for 2020, among them: “Bombers (B-2 Spirit looking things) & SLBMs” and Fighters (F-117 looking things) & Carriers", and “Glow in the Dark Mushroom” clouds, for the inevitable nuclear exchange awaiting us all in warfare in the future.

Websites that cater to miniatures gamers, such as www.skytrex.com and panzerschiffe.com, often have “post war” designs, including some that would be considered modern today.

And finally, Historical Board Gaming (www.historicalboardgaming.com). While they are best known and currently oriented around WWII plastic miniatures (read - Axis & Allies expansion pieces), they are working on a series of games spanning from the 1860s to the 2050s. Once they start producing miniatures to suit the later end of that range, you will likely find something you can work with.

And that’s what I know.

-Midnight_Reaper

@Fiera:

Thanks a lot Midnight_Reaper!
The order is placed.  :-D

Later I found this thread, which was also very helpful:
https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=23386.0

Glad to help. That thread is very, very helpful for those trying to replace lost pieces from older games: “I need a Japanese Battleship for Guadalcanal, where can I get a replacement?”

-Midnight_Reaper

Look good and will take up less real-estate.

@R:

To reduce the footprint on the board created just the crane to represent the Shipyard.  What do you think?

I’m looking forward to HBG’s set, but if you need some pieces prior to their release check out Shapeways and GHQ.  Ebard has a great selection of French ships and GHQ,though pricey, has an equally great selection of armored vehicles. Planes are hard to come by, but I was able to find a few in the right size from Shapeways.

I also have a large variety of Facility markers, including air, naval, factory, and anti-aircraft.

And smaller-size 3/4" chips meant to replace the original 7/8" Axis & Allies game chips to save space (shown in pic).

I’m selling my six handmade piece trays from my war room on E-bay. These trays are wooden with black felt bottoms. They have really helped class up the room and dignify the game. I’m only selling them because I’m making bigger ones to hold some custom pieces. These trays would work well for any edition of Axis and Allies with six or less playable nations.

The E-bay link is here:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Axis-and-Allies-Handmade-Wooden-Trays-/231685465190?

There’s a guy on Ebay that has these all the time I think I’ve bought two or three sets from him and he deliver’s fast. I think his name Tedmo with four or five numbers at the end.