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    Posts made by Viracocha

    • RE: 2nd Edition, WWII: Struggle for Europe and Asia

      WOw Auk… that is such an awesome looking setup you have.  :-o

      posted in Other Axis & Allies Variants
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      Viracocha
    • RE: 2nd Edition, WWII: Struggle for Europe and Asia

      Hey auk - thanks for posting those pics - looks awesome.  Wish I could make it to that convention.  Know of any third-party reviews on the game… (hint?;-)

      posted in Other Axis & Allies Variants
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      Viracocha
    • 2nd Edition, WWII: Struggle for Europe and Asia

      Just wondering if anyone else has checked this one out:

      http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/25245/wwii-the-struggle-for-europe-and-asia

      And here’s their own site:

      http://www.ww2wargame.com/game_design.html

      Looks kinda cool…   :-o I like the way they designed it so that the miniatures of your choice are mounted on the chits…   HBG is mentioned, so I imagine this game is already known to some folks here.  Anyone give me the ‘lowdown’ on it? In other words, anyone out there play the first edition or perhaps had a part in the play testing of the second edition?

      posted in Other Axis & Allies Variants
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      Viracocha
    • RE: Field Marshal COMBAT GEAR

      And the patches are pretty nifty!  :-D

      posted in Other Axis & Allies Variants
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      Viracocha
    • RE: Confirmed: NOT a joke, game will be released

      @CWO:

      “Axis & Allies 1941 is designed to be set up and played more quickly than any previous A&A game. In essence, this is a simplified A&A experience that will introduce players to the A&A mechanics and play style. […]  A key feature for enfranchised players is an entirely new set of unit sculpts. […] These playing pieces can be used in any other A&A game, and will be desirable to players who seek to expand their A&A collections.”

      It almost sounds as if they were inspired by Axis & Allies Express and by the expanded sculpts being produced by FMG and HBG.

      Hmm… I’m willing to bet there wasn’t any ‘almost’ about it.  Ah well… I’m in for that price.

      posted in Axis & Allies 1941
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      Viracocha
    • RE: The Details

      WOuld be cool to see some pics…  Really curious as to that shortened gaming time, and will the new sculpts mentioned have different abilities… will some units get the axe…  NEW SCUPLTS.  Excited.

      posted in Axis & Allies 1941
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      Viracocha
    • RE: Germans, I.C.s, AA-Guns Painted

      This is most unfortunate Paul, bummer you’ve had to put up with this kinda junk.

      posted in Customizations
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      Viracocha
    • RE: Axis and Allies Expansion 2

      Ah!  I remember playing with some of those expansions - there is a pretty good list of them here:

      http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/98/axis-allies

      If you follow the individual links to whichever expansion you might find a person trading/selling it…

      posted in Other Axis & Allies Variants
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      Viracocha
    • RE: Master Find Players List

      London, UK.  A&A boardgames.

      posted in Player Locator
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      Viracocha
    • RE: Painting my 1942 set

      Hey Swedo, I got a lot of ideas for my units from here:

      http://ww2drawings.jexiste.fr/index.htm

      posted in Axis & Allies Spring 1942 Edition
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      Viracocha
    • RE: Painting my 1942 set

      @Swedo:

      What alterations? :P I put up the original paint scheme next to my pieces that i painted. Not exactly, but close enough ^^

      Ok… replace “alterations” with “differentiations”… though I believe the former is more apt then the latter.  I meant the fact that each of your Japanese carriers are altered enough to resemble the historical equivalent, as all of them are different from each other.

      posted in Axis & Allies Spring 1942 Edition
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      Viracocha
    • RE: Painting my 1942 set

      Hey - those are really sweet, nicely done!  I especially like the Yorktown - and the slight alterations to separate the Japanese aircraft carriers.  8-)

      posted in Axis & Allies Spring 1942 Edition
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      Viracocha
    • RE: Hitler Loses at Axis and Allies again.

      EH ehe he he - watched the second one quite awhile back, hadn’t seen the first.  Still makes me chuckle - especially the second one.

      posted in General Discussion
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      Viracocha
    • RE: AA50 National Advantages

      Awesome cards Dagon, was going to print up a test run set.

      posted in House Rules
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      Viracocha
    • RE: -A Painting Tutorial and Resource for A&A Global-

      Excellent… I’m working on a similar desert scheme myself.  Love the division marking you added to the side as well  :-D

      posted in Customizations
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      Viracocha
    • RE: Historical Board Gaming Russian Set

      Awesome!  :-D

      posted in Other Axis & Allies Variants
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      Viracocha
    • RE: Painted playing pieces

      Eh eh eh - I’m just say’in, they could duck down in some of that brush so the kraut snipers won’t see 'em.

      Love the wide variety you have going Chag.  I’m assuming some of those are lead/pewter?  Those paint up nice, the detail on them is superb… those stugs made me all giddy.

      Really looking forward to the FMG Germans…

      posted in Customizations
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      Viracocha
    • RE: Painted playing pieces

      Agree with Paul - nice collar work  :wink: ! And the colors you used for the German tanks - perfecto!  But what I’m really loving are those excellent terrain jobs for your airborne!!!  Heyo - just landed behind enemy lines - get some cover!

      posted in Customizations
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      Viracocha
    • RE: Review of FMG Italians and HBG Axis Minors

      Since there are already quite a few reviews of the FMG Italians, I’m not going there… and the title of the thread mentions reviewing the HBG Axis Minors - yet it was HBG’s U.S. supplement set that was released first, so I thought I’d post a few thoughts on those.

      First off, awesome.  I’m old school, having played the Nova with chits - so all of this is good stuff in my opinion.  But this thread is constructive criticism, so I’ll just say Awesome again and move on.

      The Corsair is just a bit too big, and the cockpit is too far back… Nice detail.
      The LVT is excellent… seems perfect sized and nice detail.
      The Marine with the M1… ok, the infantry themselves are too big*, but besides that I believe there’s some elements that could be improved upon.  The sculpting itself, fine detail, but the proportions are off.  His legs are too short compared to his torso - which is way too long.  Kinda like a gorilla, but not in a human-like beefy way, but a gorilla.
      The Sherman - really cool… can’t wait to paint it.
      The Marine with the flamethrower… too big* again in my opinion, but nice detail. But whoa!  Look at the size of his head! It’s like a pumpkin head.

      • = in regard to the infantry being ‘too big’, totally a personal opinion, as I could see benefits as well, like the size difference indicating different stats and what not.  And if you’re not using OOB or FMG pieces, I suppose these sizes wouldn’t look so large.

      So yeah… good stuff overall - and if I didn’t paint my figs I’d be happy with the green, they remind me of the big ‘gummy’ army men I played with as a kid.

      posted in Other Axis & Allies Variants
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      Viracocha
    • RE: HBG pieces smell like sh*t !

      hehehe… just when I thought I was towing the line, Paul walks over it.  8-)

      posted in Other Axis & Allies Variants
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      Viracocha
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