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FOR CLASSIC THIRD EDITION RULES
A&A Classic 3rd Edition v3.5.pdf

IF you can do better, you are free. I use paint. Here is the PC original
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@655321 decals very small decals and I bought 3 of those sets so there is that. Lol

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My Axis and Allies Global 1940 game table

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@Apollopanzer said in My Axis and Allies Global 1940 game table:

yes they are, I got them from amazon

Do you have the size for them please.
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Deck building area control WWII game?

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I’ve made a deckbuilding game with a friend that’s set during the American Civil War where you play cards from your deck to move different types of army units around the map, but it’s pretty specific to the Civil War – I don’t think it would port well to WW2.

You might try Quartermaster General; it’s a bit lighter than A&A, but it’s a game about making very efficient use of each card in a relatively small deck to win World War 2 by moving armies around a map.
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I have recently had a new business open in my town that does custom printing. He is a very nice guy and can get maps printed on vinyl and many different materials. He can also do other things as well like cards and player aids. His prices seem pretty good too. theonedesigner.com
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@jeffcamis:

Can someone recommend a printer for a custom map make that doesnt charge 250 plus. Im located in north jersey area. I need a custom map for aa 50th anny edition. I have tge file i want to use. Thanks. Jeff.

I’m not from New Jersey, but I am in America… I got my Scrim/Outdoor Banner Vinyl AA50 map made for like $60.

Did it at FedEx Office Print & Ship Center… I would imagine you have one like that in Jersey… also maybe try a Kinko’s if you have one of them. If you can’t find one locally, try the FedEx online shop and have it sent to you.
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Tjoek's A&A Anniversary OOB Map file (Updated March 23rd)

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@Tjoek I just want to show off some more images of these incredible maps from a recent solo game.

This printout is from an HP DesignJet T830 on satin paper at 60x32" and covered by a 1/8" sheet of acrylic. I assure you that any blurriness in the photos is due to image compression or camera focus - the map itself is razor sharp and beautiful!

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So recently , i decided to make a new version of AA based in 1940. I need someone to finalize a map for this. I do not have the tech know how or the software required to make this a reality. This map will be released to the masses and you will be credited as the map desginer.
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Making an Axis and Allies coffee table for xmas gift. Need your help with maps!

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I’m not aware of such a blank outline map existing. Your best option might be to cover the game map with several taped-together sheets of clear acetate (the kind used for purposes like overheard projection) and trace the borders with a felt pen to produce a blank outline. You’d then have various options for transfering this outline to the wood surface. A low-tech method would be to cover the wood surface with sheets of carbon paper (if you can still find any, since it’s gone out of style), place your acetate outline over the carbon paper, then trace over the borders with a hard pencil. Alternately, you could scan or digitally photograph your acetate outline and use that as the printing file you mentioned.

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