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@Britton88

Welcome to the forum.

@ScottMcCullar

Hi Scott,

Welcome to the best Axis & Allies site of all times.

For your inspiration we have attached a picture from one of our Global 1940 Expansion games.

Feel free to contact us anytime.

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Early 1943.JPG

@atbot

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@barnee Thanks I will look into it.

@barnee thanks for the tip… Im going to be all over that! Has to be good practice for when I finally find a group around my area… As Im a total novice, and will probs slow the game down!
… So thanks for that, heading straight over there!

@alwaysaxis I just joined this forum. I don’t know if you are still interested in this game. My boys and I play both 1940’s (we have edition1 of Europe, and edition 2 of Pacific). We just got Europe (used) for Christmas and have played it through twice. One Allied win, one Axis win. I’m not sure if we’re ready for an online game yet, but maybe at some point we would be. We live in South Carolina.

Welcome here. Yuo can pm me and we can play!

@Midnight_Reaper said in 20 Years of Axis & Allies .org:

@CWO-Marc As for what we did and did not have back in 2000, I made a small chart

Great chart, Midnight Reaper; it brings back lots of memories. A further point to note is that, in Classic, only the infantry sculpt was nation-specific and was based on authentic WWII designs; the equipment sculpts started following the same design principle with Europe / Pacific / Revised, though it took a long while to achieve (by combining E1940.2, P1940.2 and 1941) a full array for everyone except France. We were also treated to some neat special-category sculpts: the German blockhouses in D-Day, the American and German trucks in Bulge, and the entirely-other-war sculpt set of 1914. Another nice development in the official games has been the addition of China, Italy, ANZAC and France to the original five powers (US, UK, USSR, Germany and Japan). And in the early days, people who wanted extra types of units (or extra colours to represent other countries) had to make do with third-party products like the Xeno and Table Tactics ones or the Enemy on the Horizon expansion set, the quality of which was uneven and the availability of which wasn’t always great. Things certainly have changed.