Going to admit it now….

[Witt]

I have spilt red wine on my 1940 map and except for causing everlasting damage to a handful of cardboard markers( no crying there) has only added flavour and colour to our campaigns.
Delayed play an hour, worst consequence.
Would rather have the units than two maps.

[CWO Marc]

@wittmann:

I have spilt red wine on my 1940 map […] has only added flavour and colour to our campaigns.

Very well put.  Cooks add red wine to all kinds of recipes for the same reason.

[Asterios]

meh still deciding if I want to try to sell my extra map or keep it. and curious how cool is it to have a copy of both rule books put out for this game?

[Witt]

Did i miss something:are you saying there are 2 different rule books?

[Asterios]

@wittmann:

Did i miss something:are you saying there are 2 different rule books?

same rules just differant silhouettes of the units from page 22 on.

[Witt]

Nice.
Just seeing those 10 Tigers in my mind’s eye and smiling.
Need 45 for a full strength battalion. 
What would Wittmann have done with that?
……Hide them from the Jabos!

[CWO Marc]

@Scarapis:

@wittmann:

Did i miss something:are you saying there are 2 different rule books?

same rules just differant silhouettes of the units from page 22 on.

As shown here: http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=28148.0

[CWO Marc]

@wittmann:

……Hide them from the Jabos!

Hide them from the who/what/which?

[Witt]

Germans called Allied Fighter bombers Jabos.  Cannot remember what it is short for.
If you ever see a picture of a German tank in Normandy you will invariably see the crew looking skyward. Was a Panzer crew’s worst fear.

[CWO Marc]

@wittmann:

Germans called Allied Fighter bombers Jabos.  Cannot remember what it is short for.

The “Ja” part might perhaps be connected to “Jager”.

[Witt]

I know I am right, just cannot remember where I have seen or read it.

[sgtwiltan]

I’ve seen the term JoboSchrek.
PanzerSchrek was “tank Terror” even though it referred to the german copy of the Bazooka.