I based off what they pretty much had at peak of war. I didn’t do the 1 piece equals so many. I just made it like Uk 6 BB and spread them out. US I had 7 BB but reduced it to 5. 4 damaged in Hawaii at start of game. If it had like real 4 light cruisers and 2 h cruisers I just made that 2 normal cruisers and 2 more normal cruisers. To eliminate the 3 diff pieces. Everything else straight up with tweaks to setup as we played the game.
Yes the eastern front setup is more like spring of 41 than dec. 41 like pac is. based on the game balance and timing to work
Out. As u see the battle of the Atlantic is at its peak too. More like dec 41 there. Only issue in most games if not all is the d day invasions. Most happen before June of 44 in all games but to get correct US wouldn’t attack Europe until turn 7 or 8 with torch happening sooner
That would be a major setup change and year of turns.
I have my own map for game too.
Latest Global '39 pics
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Here are some pics from our latest game of Global 1939. We used more of the optional rules in this one as well as tech. It worked out great.
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More of turn 1.
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Some from turn 2.
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More and will post more later.
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Turn three or four.
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U.S. Navy and Germans in Moskow.
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Spain and Africa.
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Battleboard and turn 14 upcoming epic battle for Honolulu
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Love it. Thanks for sharing. Now I know what my game should look like.
J. 8-)
PS I have to clean my keyboard now because I look at the pictures with my mouth open and I drooled all over it. :oops:
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haha who won the battle for honolulu? :D how does communist China perform in your games usually?
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Alas, after a brave defence by the U.S. forces, Honolulu fell to the Japanese Empire.
Communist China generally gets attacked by the Japanese right away. If allowed to grow, they become a thorn in the side of the Empire.
When I play as the USSR, I generally build up Communist China through annexation of Nationalist Chinese territories and use them to harass Japan.
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Germany really seemed to dominate the game? Wow…
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Koba, who painted these pieces? They are the most beautiful I have seen.
More (and more detailed) pictures of them would be much appreciated!
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Thank you for the compliment LHoffman,
Truth is my wife and I painted all of the pieces you see. She usually does the infantry while I do air and armour. We split on the navies.
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Thank you for the compliment LHoffman,
Truth is my wife and I painted all of the pieces you see. She usually does the infantry while I do air and armour. We split on the navies.
You are most welcome. I should be thanking you. I am quite fascinated with the German armor in particular. Any quick tips on what you did?
The faded look is quite unique and more than fitting. I love how the Nazi flag on the vehicles is darkened almost to a maroon. Did you put wash on the pieces.
If you have the time could you throw a few more pictures of them up here?
Much appreciated.
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Yes,
I apply washes and dry brushing.
All the German armour (and a lot of the other nations)are GHQ 1/285.
They are all primed before painting. I generally use Squadron Signal books or Osprey for the colours.
Colours generally used are:
Burnt Sienna (or Rot Braun if you can find it).
German Armour Grey
Panzer Oliv Grun
Sand Gelb
Dunkel GelbThe flags are GHQ air recognition decals. I use tissue paper and white glue to make a kind of mache. It lays over the armour quite well. When it’s dried, it’s painted with insignia red then the decal is added.
Most of the body painting is done by airbrush.
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Wow, good information. Thanks a lot! And again, beautiful work.
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No problem.
If you are going to go this route, make sure you but a finish coat of flat clear acryl to protect your work!
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No problem.
If you are going to go this route, make sure you but a finish coat of flat clear acryl to protect your work!
Yes, that was one of my first questions to another painter. Wouldn’t want all this hard work to get worn off. Though I haven’t come to that stage yet.
When the time comes, would you recommend a spray or brush-on?
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Definitely spray.
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