I know I’m a bit late on this one, but I about fell out of my chair when google came up with a suggested alternate search. :lol:

So I’ve been reading all the hooplah about the Spitfire being a reused model with new paint. I can see the complaints being somewhat rational. I like things to be right too, but some folks are getting downright crazy. Its not like 1/120th scale is really that acurate to begin with anyway. I mean, its close enough for what its for. If it were something off-the wall like a lightning or some bi-plane i could see the uproar. But thats ok by me. I see a whole slew of people swearing off AAM now for this. I am just getting started in it and I forsee a glut on Ebay if these jokers are serious. Means cheep and plentiful minis for me! :-D

Would be easier for you to evaluate if you had the URL I guess……

http://cgi.ebay.com/AXIS-ALLIES-BASE-SET-COMMONS-AND-UNCOMMONS-4-RARES_W0QQitemZ8812353594QQcategoryZ2537QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I dont know the value (in game terms and money-wise) of these units, but this seems like a fair price for the volume of miniatures represented.

Found this site on another forum….

http://home.swbell.net/grog1/pointblank/mm.htm

My scanner at home is too small. I would have to tile it all. I’m sending it with my wife to work so she can do it there. It’ll be a couple of days.

This is actually a good idea i think. I’m not a fan of RE at all, (never played any of them) but making scenarios following favorite movies or books could be a lot of fun. How about a Dirty Dozen scenario? Or maybe a Kelly’s Hero’s campaign? War of the Worlds could be revamped for the 1940s. Plenty of fun to be had.

Here’s where I found them.

http://www.warweb.com/miniatures/quality.html

I’m still extremely new to the game (just got my first set today) but would it be feasible to have a map that is entirely city?

Pretty sweet. Might be the way to go for me. Just got my first starter set from the local shop. The owner told me their was only a couple of other guys that ever bought the stuff.  :|

How about a pdf of the regular maps done in grayscale but with numbered hexes. Then they could be printed out on a smaller scale (so you could just have a clipboard next to your computer). Troop movement could then be posted by hex-grid number and kept track of with simple pencil mark.