Greetings A&A community. I have been wrangled into the fold here by persistent members who want to print the best looking mats for their game. I create mats on 1/8" thick neoprene rubber, printed in a minimum of 300 dpi resolution. I have made tons of mats for folks from here already, and stock some popular ones that folks keep coming back for. I make mats for tons of games, and that is kinda my business.

I started playing Axis & Allies in 1986, and for a decade it was easily my favorite game. It was what in part led to me getting into the gaming industry, where today I make mats, games, and toys for all of us adult kids. Feel free to reach out to me if you need a mat printed, or some 3d resin prints as well.

Cheers,
Eric

Greetings A&A community. I have been wrangled into the fold here by persistent members who want to print the best looking mats for their game. I create mats on 1/8" thick neoprene rubber, printed in a minimum of 300 dpi resolution. I have made tons of mats for folks from here already, and stock some popular ones that folks keep coming back for. I make mats for tons of games, and that is kinda my business.

I started playing Axis & Allies in 1986, and for a decade it was easily my favorite game. It was what in part led to me getting into the gaming industry, where today I make mats, games, and toys for all of us adult kids. Feel free to reach out to me if you need a mat printed, or some 3d resin prints as well.

Cheers,
Eric

@general-6-stars
Greetings! I am the printed working with @redstriper to print your edited 1942 map for him. We ran into problem whereas I need a minimum 300 dpi file to print. I have been printing files for folks across this community, and would love to continue to support you folks. A&A was my first love back in the early 80s, and is responsible for sending me down this crazy road where today I am a mat maker for the gaming industry, oh and we do 3d resin printing as well.

In any case - would you be able to hook me up with the print file? eric@bfrgames.com is my email.

Cheers,
Eric