Wanted - 1st Edition Europe 1940 French pieces (tanks/artillery)

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Go find a friend in Australia who is willing to look through old game lots over there. Or, search eBay on the regular. Other than that, I don’t know how or where.

-Midnight_Reaper

A few updates!

Much of the 3D Printed pieces stock switched over to remastered versions. Most pieces moved to no stock management (ie: Unlimited stock, order as much as you want) This may cause some delays in large orders, but we will continue to create new stock continuously to attempt to keep up, specifically with high demand items Updated pricing (some larger pieces increased to ca$0.60 per piece due to increase in filament prices

We’ve also found a much better material for the US Olive pieces. Stronger and more flexible with slightly better detail!

One more teased picture:
www.historicalboardgaming.com/assets/images/hbg/french%20ww2%20set/F222%20Heavy%20Bomber.jpg

-Midnight_Reaper

@Combat:

I want to implement these pieces into our 39 World at War game but not sure how.  Any ideas?

Could also use them for amphibious assault landing defense.
-1 on Attack for all pieces landing for first round of combat only.

I’m not mad. And I do like getting help from others that have experience with A&A. But for him to say that I can play the game without painted units is funny. Anyways, wow, 1940 1st editions r selling for that much? Why? I have the Europe and pacific 1st editions. Anyone want to trade my editions for some painted units? lol.

We have them in the “Sculpting Phase” right now. Once all designs are final, they will give us a sample before pushing the “go button”. A very UNOFFICIAL ROUGH ESTIMATE is 3ish to 4ish months. Don’t hold me to that. :wink:

I’ve got a good Trade list of D&D minis as well as a huge expanded, custom Descent: Journeys into the Dark (FFG) game system that I would be willing to discuss in trade for someone’s AAM collection.

Try me at:  rob@lyonexpeditions.com

Thanks,
roblyon