Axis And Allies spring 1941, spring 1942, spring 1943, and spring 1944 setup for Axis And Allies 1940 game board

So what I want is just the setup of the units (and the new IPC counts for the respective nations) in the respective years, and which Nations control which territories at the start of this new game. Again, I don’t want any other changes in the rules.

I don’t care if the setup is unbalanced, I just want it to be accurate to how the situation it was historically (spring 1944 will be interesting to see if the Axis could win, you never know what happens in Axis And Allies).

@superbattleshipyamato123

I’m quite surprised nobody has responded yet.

Can anyone please tell me if you are working on it? Thank you!

@nolimit

Well, as I said above, I don’t care if it is unbalanced, I just want it to be historically accurate at all costs. Still, it is a momentous task, due to the sheer amount of units involved in the game.

@nolimit

Actually, there is a Spring 1941 game using the Axis And Allies 1940 board! I didn’t know about Oztea’s game until yesterday. I also found one for 1942 by someone else.

Still, I hope the community has some ideas about a 1943 or 1944 game using the 1940 board. Any ideas? Thank you!

@nolimit

Actually, I really just found out yesterday, and the 1942 version I used was not from Oztea- I’ll go check that out later. It’s nice that Oztea’s 1942 is biased towards the Axis, because I always play (and root) for the Axis.

Thank you for responding!

@tincanofthesea

Thank you for responding!

I am aware of this, but it involved some new units that come with the Axis And Allies 1940 House Rules Expansion, and I said that I didn’t want any changes in rules.

As for a 1944 game, I just wanted to see was there even a remote chance of the Axis winning in the game-if there was a one in a billion chance that the Axis could win, I would like to see how they could win-I like to play Axis And Allies games for experiments, usually against myself (so balance is never that big of a factor for me, or at all).

@barnee

Thank you for responding!

I already found out about the games you mentioned, and as I said, these games are mainly for experiment, to see how could the Axis win, especially in the later years. I will check out Charles De Gaulle’s 1939 game (too bad it’s not the real guy, who commanded Allied forces almost from the very start of the war, and I like to think the real guy would know a lot about how to exactly create this game, since he was actually in the war, and a high ranking one a that).

@barnee

Thank you for responding!

I checked out Charles De Gaulle’s one, it looks interesting, but I’ve found so many different customs to the game that it will be a while before I get to it, but it looks great.

@FranceNeedsMorePower

Thank you so much! It’s been very hard to find any setups online. Once you’re done I’ll probably create a TripleA version.

@FranceNeedsMorePower

1943 and 1944. 1941 and 1942 are relatively easy to find (Oztea’s setups are great).