Modern Day Axis & Allies

Not quite the same as Axis & Allies but there is “1812; Invasion of Canada”, which is a semi card driven war game. It uses wooden blocks but you could substitute these with “Viktory” game pieces or other miniatures. The game is worth checking out on its own merits, with or without miniatures.

Might be worth searching here:

http://grognard.com/titlea.html

Old version here:

http://www.angelfire.com/biz2/axisalliesrules/

I loved everything about the pieces and I like HBGs inf size more than FMGs which I believe is a little too small.

China will be divivded among great powers as it was under the “spheres of influence” before the open door policy

@knp7765:

Hey coach, I was just looking at your list for the Axis Minors set and it says there will only be 2 Panzer IIIs per set.  About a week or so back, I could have sworn it said 4 Panzer IIIs.  I take it you decided to put in more of one of the other units?
I was wondering, when you get these pieces going, will you be selling them individually as well as in sets?

I am playing with the numbers and sculpts right now.
It is not always what I want in a mold but comes down to money. I will sell these as sets but will offer them for sale on individual pieces after a couple months. At least that is the plan. You might even see it in another set of German pieces.

Do you have a copy of the rules?

Oh i see, you play ‘‘world in flames’’

No, I could never get my friend interested into playing the cardboard chit piece games.

I want to know what else keeps the game exciting the first few rounds besides the sino-japanese war.

Like what kind of options do the allies have to interfere with Japanese expansion early in the game?