North Africa: 1940 - 1943 Complete Set List

Here you go:

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=ah/aam/ah2008071508

Cool website and cool maps!

Mot

@Der:

Well it does show three ships, including the HMAS Canberra, USS Iowa, and the Bismarck.

Yea I know about that.  I meant start predicting for Set VI.  :wink:

Take the Goliath for example - during the warsaw uprising the Germans used them to simply drive in and blow up the poles.

Thanks Leader,

That clears things up.  Game in 2.5 hours

Axis fan

So I got the case of D Day releases and am generally quite pleased.  As I got to the last box I was hoping for a German or British Rare but got that French tank.  Oh well I had no doubles on other rares and am pleased.

What happened to the scale of the 88mm.  I know it was a scary piece but its not that big.  At the same time there were a couple of other vehicles that came across very small.

So we set up a new map.  I made a 3 foot by 8 foot hex map on a roll of brown craft paper.  For all of the various terrain types we cut different coloured paper hexes and laid them out.  It was a very cool map and I can change the trerrain as desired.  We played a European game of 500 point armies in a meeting engagement.  It was about four hours to play 7 turns.  With so much terrain it was important to build significant transport into the mix and run it up and back shuttling the infantry into the fight.

I lost three Sherman varients just to take out the veteran Tiger.

Great fun!

Yeah, they even have some new maps that you can download.

@Ubermarine:

The Polish Calvalryman is a nice touch to the game.  Thay will be easy to use in groups of 3 or 4 against soldiers.  Im thinking the best way to use them will be to hide and rush machine gun nests.

Not just machine gun nests but also for going after BAR Gunners, anti-tank guns, and commanders. But I really don’t think you need more than 1 or 2 to accomplish this. It is very easy for the cavalry out of line of sight.