I would keep it simple. Choose on of these two options:

1. Free Movement: a player may move units in a contested territory into any adjacent contested (at his turns start–by his or an allied power) territory or any adjacent friendly territory.

2. No Movement: a player may not move units from a contested territory. Units in a contested territory are pinned until one side wins.

Coach,

How about making the China Battle Label in a red hue for Communist China?

Coach,

Sure that would work fine. Would you change the color to Blonde?

You could also do South Africa with the UK artwork.

Thanks

Battle Labels

I juts received some of the new Battle Labels and they are awesome.

Any chance we could see Battle Labels for Siam, Poland, South Africa, and India or FEC in the future?

Coach,
Thanks for the update.  These pieces will be well worth the wait!

The T-26 and KV-2 do show up under Russia battle pieces, but the the T-26 is only available in plum and red, and the KV-2 shows as out-of-stock.

Coach,
I was planning to pick up some Russian-brown T-26 and KV-1 pieces, but they don’t seem to be available individually.  Will you be selling any of these?  Thanks

I plan to use RED for the Communist RED CHINESE (using the new Soviet/Russian set in Red).

Would it be possible to make a ROSE color set, to match the painted Rose THAI/SIAM pieces?

The website says:
“They will be done in 2 colors, Burnt orange to match the Out of Box color and Yellow Gold for veteran pieces.”
I would like to see a third color if possible – ROSE for Siam/Thailand units.