Im not sure if this would be allowed but why not but Artillery or some other anti-infantry weapon on the firing platform and then use it to wipe out the enemy infantry… Just a thought

Ohh Alright, thanks for the clarification, but I wish it was more wide because then it wouldnt be so bunched up and you could flank them more easly

So i have always played with the board set up with us setting up our pieces on the narrow side but im not sure which side now after thinking about it. long side or narrow side?

Ok that clears stuff up alot, but are there any mini’s out there that can repair vehicles somehow?

I was just trying to figure out if once your vehicle is damaged, does it go back to regular during the next turn or does it stay damaged for the rest of the game?

@Motdc:

Yeah that is fine.  Technically the only restriction is Axis units with Axis units and Allied units with Allied units.

Some people will use “Historical” rules where you can only create combined armies that actually fought together (so no Japanese soldiers fighting along side Germna tanks allowed).  Another common restriction is to pick a year and only play units at or below that year.  Etc, etc, you get the idea.

Have fun!
Mot

Thanks for clarifying that Motdc…

Im totally new to this game and am wondering if i can mix soldiers from different sets into one army? An example would be:
Could i mix the Red Devil Captain from the Base set with a F4U Corsair plane from the Reserve set and put them both in the same army or can create an army from one set alone?
Thanks in advance for all answers