Thanks for your help
Latest posts made by Panzer2C
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RE: Piece Inventory
Thanks, but this is the list for the 2nd edition. The 1st edition has 370 pieces. Does anyone have a list for the 1st edition?
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Piece Inventory
Does anyone have a list of how many of each piece each country gets in A&A Spring 1942?
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RE: Ottomans first strategy
I think limiting the British reinforcement of India is a good idea; if not an official rule change than a really good house rule.
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Want to Buy New Style A&A Chips
I would like to buy the gray and green new style chips. These are the chips that came with the A&A Spring 1942 2nd Edition game. They have Axis & Allies in the center. Please let me know if you have any to sell or trade.
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Bag of Chips
I would like to buy a bag of plastic chips for this game. My usual source, Historical Board Gaming, has dried up. Does anyone know another source for A & A parts?
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RE: Submarines in a Convoy Sea Zone
It seems to me that if a German submarine is in sea zone 125 and Germany is at war with Russia that the Russians should lose 2 IPC. My reasoning is that the convoy is for Russia (not Germany even though it is adjacent to Norway) since the Russians get a 5 IPC bonus if they control Archangel and sea zone 125 is not occupied by enemy shipping.
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Submarines in a Convoy Sea Zone
I understand the Convoy disruptions, but my question has to do with a sea battle occuring in a sea zone with the convoy marker. Let’s say that on G1 two German submarines attack the British destroyer and transport in sea zone 109 and sink them without losing either submarine. Does the result of this sea battle, two German submarines in sea zone 109, mean that the subs are on watch and as a result England loses 2 x 2 = 4 IPC that turn? Or does this occur the next turn if the subs are still in sea zone 109 without a battle? Thanks for your help.
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RE: Best Price For AAE40
Miniature Market is selling AAE40 for $58.50 + $7.75 shipping = $66.25.
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RE: Best Price For AAE40
Yes, I am in Florida. I could save $3.xx if I wasn’t which would make it an even sweeter deal.