@private-panic Thanks very much, this seems to be what I am looking for.
War between the states 1861-1865
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Yea, that is beyond my means. Why so much? Is it comming up with the pieces (looks like the come from A&A and risk).
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Must say, looks great again!
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The printers cost is 85% OF THE PRICE. The map is printed on plastic tiles… I can get a print of a laminated sheet of cardstock, but the quality will look quite ordinary. I suspect the price would be in the 75-100 range perhaps less.
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just put it on the web and let us download it for free :-D. I’m kidding. You deserve to be payed for your oringal work.
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Well thanks!
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Cool. Grey means South and blue means North, yeah? What means red and green?
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Green border states, their is no red states but two “indian territories” in beige color
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I must say I love your work on all of your games and wish i could get them all…(to bad I dont really have that much money…) But in the future I will definatly looking at your website for some games. Keep up the good work.
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Hey thanks alot! ill cut you a good deal. If i was you take anything from my bulge game or lower. This is my period of best work. BTW i can give you a revised axis and allies map double sized for free. The file will have to be taken to the printers. My best artwork is clearly my barbarossa game. Thats a beauty. If you want a ruleset just email me.
Russian’s and German’s get special discounts!
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Hey thanks alot but at the moment i wont be able to due to me trying to save up for ww2 the struggle for europe and asia. But latter ill be back.
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Wait: i own this game and i was trying to sell it to some chap at Avalon hill forums. I can sell you my copy for $175.00 including shipping ( as long as you live in north america)
I had the player aids laminated and the rules are in a nice notebook. let me know
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thanks for the offer but im trying to get the big one with evrything all readdy to go.
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OH the $1,000 dollar game. Thats what i bought. I was the first customer to have this game. I had to repaint the pieces and glue some of them. I would check out skytrex.com thats where they got most of the pieces. And tumbling dice 1/700 scale from brookhurst hobbies.com… recently they had a killer deal which was free shipping. I spend another 700.00 usd on more pieces and i think i got a better deal that way then buy what they had. You have to keep looking at the site for the sale. It saved me like 30%
example:
5 german halftracks for 3.20 usd but they add like 30% for shipping to United States but with the sale it was just 3.20
look at the thread i posted on their site regarding piece counts… remember you should be getting 800.00 worth of pieces. count the value and check it out if it makes sence.
I would have faired better if i bought my own pieces ( when of course the sale was on)
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Skytrex is definately the way to go either with the big $1,000 game or with the version without the minis. The least expensive way to go is to buy the game without the minis and use plastic pieces and just by minis for the types of units that you don’t have plastic pieces for - though it is less pretty
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Yep. especially if your not a piece junky. Once you got a decent metal set for like every game of this type your set. Until then you got to use plastic which is fine really.
also, you can just augment the specialty pieces with metals.
you need halftracks, trucks, heavy tanks, naval fighters, cruisers. many of these pieces can be inprovised from 2nd edition and that attack! game
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Im kind of curious about this and some of the rules, and It would be nice if you would explain the basic mechanics of a few of them, like how the commanders work and the union blockade and such.
EDIT: and victory conditions, since the souths goal wasnt to take over the union,so try to explain that too.
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email me.
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Sent, check your inbox for email from Hiimcob@aim.com.
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Your an Aartist IL, I plan to have my own game room in the near future. Then maybe we can talk more seriously about some of those games you make. By the way if I shoot you an email can you send me that large scale AAR map? I had one, but alot of things get moved and lost in a year and a half.
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YEA SURE.
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