@Imperious:
Phone number (818) 784-9846 ask for Ramon tell them to print with ‘Showfloor’… what is it?
Its a printable flooring material used by plays, film, and dance halls. It does not wrinkle and it wont stain and much better than roll ups. And roll ups are something i have been using since 2004. This is a step up and its not really more expensive
I tried that website but for the last two days it says down of maintenance.
I think they would stack well in the box as long as you remove the cardboard boxes.
The Plano 3500 Pro Latch tackle trays are a great size for housing each nation’s pieces as well as the roundals. I use six of them as well as a 3700 Pro Latch for my Anniversary edition game. The larger tackle tray fits the IPCs, dice, chips and ICs / AA guns nicely. Plano even has a small tackle bag that you can carry them.
I had purchased a revised edition box some time ago but never played it. Everything is new and all pieces are housed and a Plano 3700 tackle tray. The box exterior is in excellent shape with just a bit of shelf wear. I added a second set of IPCs and 10 extra red chips from a classic AnA game I purchased. Can anyone tell me what this may be worth? Will post up pictures as soon as I am allowed.
I too noticed some slight warp in my map boards however they are not that bad. My plan is the purchase a 2�x4� finished plywood board and a piece of plexiglass in the same dimensions, sandwich the map boards between and hold everything together by framing the sandwhich. There will be some boarder since the map dorado are not quite 2�x4�. Maybe a bit of wood stain and clear coat to give it a picture frame look. I�m still spitballing the particulars.
As to printing out a bigger map, IL’s map is a thing of beauty and I may go that route if it will be cheaper.
IL, your map for AA50 is beautiful. I recently purchased the 2017 AA50 box and having been a long time classic AnA player, I got to say this one is excellent. We have a small group of former Mil/LEO players and your map will be a blast to use. I thank you for sharing it. My question is what size do you suggest for best play? We currently have a 4’ x 8’ table we use for miniatures war games and we have plexiglass that covers the entire table. Thanks again.
New member here however I’ve been playing A&A for many years. I still have the original box game I bought in 1985. I just got the Anniversary edition off Amazon and the same thing others have commented on has happened to me. Damage to the interior boxes but no other damage observed. More like indents and slight creases really. I plan on using Plano 3500 series tackle boxes as they are the prefect fit for the country pieces and a 3600 box for the other pieces.