@jonahawesome said in Cold War / Using AA 1940 Global war board:
I’m setting it in the mid-1950s / Late
Experimenting with it and making I can get some ideas from y’all
deluxe world war 2
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With all do respect (considering I really want to play this map), I still don’t know where to get them. I really appreciate your help in geting them. I tend to be really curious and would like the answers to my questions in terms of, the pieces miniatures, is this suppose to be an expansion, ect…
I know the game is out of print, that is why I just got the download, so my instinct tells me you are going out of your way to get this to me so I am not going to risk annoying.
Sorry. My experience with AA has only been with the board games throughout the last 25 years. No game forums, ladders, online stuff, ect…
I will try and get you the list tomorrow.
Thank you
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Deluxe World at War is something new to me. Go to advanceaxisandallies.com. It resembles xeno with all the same different type of games but better.
EddieIL is the man to talk to. That’s his game.
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Sent a couple of emails, post here just in case.
OK, here it goes. Sorry it took so long. Curious? Was this meant to be an expansion for A&A? Doing some research, and it seems some of these units could be obtained from some of the more specialized A&A games, like A&APacific/Europe/D-Day ect… Is that where you are going to get the pieces.
Anyways, since I have 2 versions of A&A, one very old and the revised, and World at War, some of the units can be represented by different colors as each version or game vary a bit. So I broke the list of units into 2.
The could have list are units that I could represent by the different versions/colors of the basic pieces I have. But I would like the real thing if you can get it.
The must have means I either do not have enough different versions of the piece or have nothing to represent the unit. Therefore I am assuming these pieces must exist as a seperate piece.
Must Have
Infantry
Shock Troops ( Russia )
Mechanzied Infantry
Marines ( USA )
Armor
Heavy Armor
Tank Destroyer
Gaurds Tank ( Russia )
Panzer Grenadiers ( Germany )
Panzer SS. Armor
Artillery
Self Propelled Gun
Heavy Artillery
Rail Gun ( Germany )
Katusha Rockets ( Russia )
Fighters
Dive Bombers
Jet Bomber ( Germany )
Ships
Hybrid Battle Ship
Pocket Battle Ship ( Japan )
Heavy Cruiser
Destroyer (Escort)
Fortifications
Fortresses
Could Have
Infantry
Light Infantry
SS Infantry ( Germany )
British Commandos
Guard Infantry ( Russia )
Armor
Light Armor
Fighters
Jet Fighters
Torpedo Bombers
Heavy Bombers
Ships
Super Battle Ship
Destroyer
Light Carrier
Escort Carrier
Heavy Transport
Minor Industrial Complexes
V-2 Rockets ( Germany )
Thank you. I have yet to see a map of the world in the Axis and Allies world as awesome as this one. Look forward to hearing from you.
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i sent you the email the other day.
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http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=15234.0
here are the sites.
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So it seems I need to use miniatures. Look at the site, they are between 2 and 3 dollars (or pounds). That is going to make it cost prohibitive. When the sculpts come out for FMG, I may be able to represent many of those pieces, or I may just wait to buy AA40 then AAEurope.
I will likely just print the map and replace the World at War Expansion map but use the same rules, unless you have anyother suggestions. I really love that map.
I may also attempt to incorporate some of your rules and adopt whatever units I can. I really love the idea of playing with anti tanks, katusha rockets ect… I play the newest Axis and Allies PC game with my son and some of those units are in the PC game.
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if you look carefully at the solution i sent you it will be clear that all you need is:
Attack!
Milton Bradley AA
AA42
Table Tactics pieces
and the other 10% being Skytrex ( Katyuska, heavy tanks and V-1)so figure about $125 investment from scratch if paying retail
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I actually just saw your email, it was in my junk box.
Thanks.
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What are the chances of getting the rules for your advanced Wold War. I have modified WaW Expansion only slightly. I think they are fine but could be a lot better. I really like a lot of the rules you have in the Deluxe game. I would really like to see the difference.
Eddie
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email me
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