Looking for large very high quality scan of map (double size)

@gms1975

also, if you are interested, I run a YouTube channel dedicated to the Milton Bradley version. Here is my first video covering some of the lesser known rules: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_u_mOFTcQA&t=666s

I know. I had it printed for bud. He wants a different map now. Maybe not fond of piece chart in South America ?
Loves the map.

Wrong subforum - this one is for the coming 2nd edition of Axis and Allies Spring 1942.

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Relocated to find players…

Yeah it’s almost like Christmas when a noob thinks they have an ace up their sleeve.

I hope when my sone gets older he has the same intrest yours do.

-LT04

HUGE rule change from 1st to second:

Commander-in-cheif rule:
An allied commander may use allied peices in an attack (i.e. Russia can use UK peices in Karlea to attack Ukrane). 1st edition only, eliminated because of the complete unfairness, but it was very historically accurate (D-Day was really D-Day)

Land rule:
Sea zone and land zone are THE SAME (i.e. 3 BBs could take WEu from germanby and hold it). VERY strange rule, I’m glad they got rid of it. 1st edition only.

That’s all I know about it.

It seems that creating one sea zone out of the Bearing Straight wouldn’t be that great an advantage. With the two movement points for a transport one would be able to shift troops from Alaska to The Soviet Far East just as quickly as if there were only one sea zone between them.