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| | Message text erialc1 wrote:
FENRIS wrote: Who here knows anything about:
-A.) The game "Canvas Eagles".
-B.) The likely-hood of aquiring a (decent cond.)copy of the old (A.H.) boardgame "Starship Troopers".
-C.) As above, but in regards to any of the "Red Baron" series of P.C. games (my last copy of "R.B.II" just went kaput, to much "wailing and gnashing of teeth").
-D.) And MOST! importantly: The new(ish) Axis&Allies/War at Sea miniatures sets/rules, by W.O.C./WizKids.
--- Message edited by FENRIS Ask docmortand about canvas Eagles
Yeah, I've put together a game using the Wings of War minis, and a hex map I bought online. The website to get everything you need (including all the charts...and there are some significant changes!) is here:
http://www.eaglesmax.com/
Enjoy - I love it myself, and now that Wings of War came out with their bombers I've been checking out the observer rules...the guns are a lot more finicky, but can fire FORWARD, in a 360 degree arc, but only in so many situations (I.E. forward you can only shoot at planes above you, etc...it all makes sense).
Since I believe the observer guns were actually on rails for ease of rotation, does anyone know if the observer guns could fire forward (and up?)
I still love it...the altitude rules are pretty easy, but change the dynamic of the game immensely. Have fun...
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