A&A Revised Edition Game for sale - $30

Hi All,
I’m looking for painted pieces for my A&A 1940 board game. If anyone has extra’s they are willing to part with please let me know!
Not looking for anything specific, just painted pieces I find cool.

Hi are you still selling the Global upgrade kit?

I will get the exact count later today. I have a lot of extra 1st edition ANZAC pieces that I’d trade.
I’m looking for:

Chips from 1942 2nd edition (.75-in diameter)

ANZAC 2nd edition pieces

Red Japanese artillery from A&A Pacific (2001)

HBG battle pieces

I’m also willing to hear any other offers!

I’m willing to buy the board or trade a fully complete, mint-condition copy of the card/board game Summoner Wars (sorry its unrelated to A&A):

http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/58281/summoner-wars

I bought for the family at Christmas, good shape, we simply prefer our 1941 edition
$49 plus 6 shipping, all parts are there, played 3 times, great condition
Pay via Paypal,  send me an email.    bbiermann@premier-ks.com

I’m not trying to bust your chops and I declined your refund. I don’t expect anything other than I’m showing you those pieces you sold me are in no way celery green, or any other type of green at all. THEY ARE TAN!

Hello Gamers,
    HAPPY NEW YEAR from FMG.  As part of the “re-launch” of Field Marshal Games for 2014 we have redesigned our Main page.

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I recently got a signed copy of the Revised map and decided to mount it and hang it in the War Room. Check out the blog for pictures.

http://dicetruction.blogspot.ca/