I loved Field Marshall Games’ ammo box that he made way back when, but the price was way too much for me. But I wanted to condense my games into a single storage for easy transport, so my son and I made one. Love how it turned out. I have condensed and stored AA 1914, AA 1941, AA 1942, Europe and Pacific in there plus a couple others. Not that big, and love the look. Ironically, wood is expensive, as are hinges and such, so I see why FMG’s were so expensive back in the day.

Now post what you have!

Ok, about to start the companion game to World War II in Europe.

Using the spring 1941 set up for this one.

Japan has 5 turns to try to beat down China while setting up to go to war with the West. But China is a quagmire, even though China is not united with Sinkiang under the control of the Warlord Shicai, and the communists controlling the north.

Not really. I have now fallen off the bike 3 for 3.

Playing a game of this from the fall 1939 set-up. Initial pictures are the starting set-up.

After talking about it, my opponent is surrendering. Losing everything he had (except for the planes) in the south is not something he can recover from. Russia will not fall now, and he no longer has Paris. Normally we would keep playing, because to win the war I need to have Berlin and Rome by the end of fall 1945, otherwise a minor victory is awarded to the side that has the most flags.

But it is only now winter 1943, so it looks like I will most certainly win the war as I have lots of time. Even if I hadn’t cut him off in the south, he wasn’t going to win. Was fun, though, and I hope you all enjoyed seeing the war unfold.

Next we’ll do Pacific.

Here I have 2 maps 44" x 28". They are Europe and Asia/Pacific in the 1980. Each space has a small flag to denote ownership as well as the colour. Values for each country reflect the economic power of that country in the 1980s. There are industrial, food, mining, oil resources marked on the maps. The large numberes boxes are build boxes for units that take more than 1 turn to build. Technology tracker, time (season and year) tracker, rail tracker are all in there.

I am working on rules and set-up, but I figure there are those that want the maps but want to come up with their own rules using theri own pieces from HBG or 3D printed.

I print these in vinyl. Message me if interested.

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@jim010

Jim! I received one of my first major drubbings from you! Jim is back! Gamerman is back! Me1945 is back! Watch out and Cow and Mr. Roboto will be back!

The Earth is healing.

Hey Karl! Unfortunately, it looks like the old guard isn’t competitive with the new guard, lol! Need to get aquanted with the new guard’s tactics.

These are from the Xeno games. Again, what you see is what I have.

I am not actually refering to Axis & Allies, but other games where an air unit has to be based on a space and it conducts operations from there but always flies back to that space. So by rebasing, I would mean not just the air unit, but the ground crews, fuel, spare parts etc … everything an air unit needs to operate.

Same with a naval unit. All ships have a home port. Rebasing to a new port means more than just moving the ship.

And even ground units are pulled from combat and shuttled to other parts of a front.

I suppose all this would be ‘redeployment’ rather than railing.

But I am not content with let’s say Germany having its entire airforce move from one side of europe to another. Is that even doable? Or UK’s entire fleet rebasing to Malta. Is that doable? What is more realistic?

Again, not Axis & Allies. Think more Rise and Decline of the Third Reich.

@panzerfreak
Sorry, hard copies only.

Asking the community here which map version would be preferred from below, or there a combination not represented? The game is European theatre, but there is an Asian/Pacific half as well. Game will be offered through HBG.

Historical flags only on capitals or important cities. Territories outside of homeland use lighter shade of colour.

Historical flags on capitals and small flags on territories to denote ownership along with colour. Territories outside of the homeland will use local flag.

Axis & Allies roundels used instead of historical flags. Territories outside of homeland still use local flags.

Axis & Allies flags used for all spaces. Outside homeland is a lighter shade.

Here I have 2 maps 44" x 28". They are Europe and Asia/Pacific in the 1980. Each space has a small flag to denote ownership as well as the colour. Values for each country reflect the economic power of that country in the 1980s. There are industrial, food, mining, oil resources marked on the maps. The large numberes boxes are build boxes for units that take more than 1 turn to build. Technology tracker, time (season and year) tracker, rail tracker are all in there.

I am working on rules and set-up, but I figure there are those that want the maps but want to come up with their own rules using theri own pieces from HBG or 3D printed.

I print these in vinyl. Message me if interested.

After a bit of a hiatus, I’d like to play online again. Interested in Europe 40, Pacific 40 or Anniversary using OOB rules plus bid (Not global as I prefer short games for now due to being busy) Can post couple times a week.

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I have here a couple copies of World War II in Europe and World War II in Asia and the Pacific.

Asking $40 USD per map.

Shipping from Canada will be in a poster tube and will be $25 USD.

Europe comes with a coloured and coiled rulebook and set-up charts for 1939 and 1941.

Pacific comes with a coloured and coiled rulebook and set-up charts for 1941.

These games can be played linked.

There is different rules about:
naval basing and interception
air interceptions
supply
convoys
air and ground support
exploitation
terrain

Plays like and Axis & Allies version of Avalon Hill’s Rise and Decline of the Third Reich.

Table Tactics pieces sold.

HBG pieces. I have much more as well

Etransfer or Paypal only, please.

Some extra Axis & Allies pieces. I have much more, but didn’t get around to taking photos of them yet.

These are from the Xeno games. Again, what you see is what I have.