@ABWorsham:
Stalin’s mustache was awesome in the series, that is the only positives you will hear from me.
––What a great ‘one-liner’ :-D
Tall Paul
4x6 war table made for A&A up for sale
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As a long time lurker, and lover of A&A I wanted to post here and let you all know that I have put my war table up on ebay. I really didn’t want to but times have changed. One of the gang got married and another fellow’s once cool wife went ferral soccer mom once the baby was born and I haven’t been able to get a game night together in over 2 years. It has been in my garage and is getting in the way of my airplane so it has to go and I hope it will go to a good home. The continents modeled from the A&A set so you could make any set you want and lay them out on the board. It will include the track lighting, coninent set, board and support stand. A few islands dissapeared but are easy to make replacements. The continents are textured with model railroad scenery products and have the proper zones marked off. I am located about an hour west of D.C.
Ebay listing: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250105999544
more pics on this page of my site: http://www.subarubrat.com/misc.htm
Any questions, you can reach me at got22b@subarubrat.com
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Pretty cool board…
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Wow. Awesome job man. If I had space for it, I’d buy it from you without hesitation.
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too bad it’s classic and pick-up only :(
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Classic?
If one wanted to ship it, making their own arrangements and contacted me ahead of time I would be glad to help but it would be crazy expensive.
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Its seems like a work of art!
I dont see any sea zones. did you make those lines?
for 50.00 its pretty much a no brainer except i allready have like 6 huge revised maps and 52 Large Milton Bradley ones ( dont ask)
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There are no permenant lines so that alternate land sets could be made and layed down over the water base color. Originally we would lay down low tack adheasive narrow black tape but found that on a map that large, the zones are obvious and you really don’t need them. The next stage that we never got around to was an elevated plexi layer to place the aircraft on.
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