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WWII: Struggle for Europe____WWII: Struggle for Asia => RULES (UPDATED APRIL 2018) => Topic started by: Wolf on June 27, 2014, 07:18:22 AM
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Hey guys, I don't know if you have any need/use for such things, but I find basing air assets can sometimes get a little tight, especially on the Eastern Front, and in the UK.
The markers are designed to be printed on cardstock, cut out, and stuck together to make a double-sided standup. (I use double-stick tape, myself).
The cards are very similar to your corps marker cards, designed to be printed on cardstock, and cut.
This is just the German Set. I will be making a Russian Set and a Western Allies set a little later.
Also, the designations (JG, KG, StG) are not designed to limit what kind of aircraft you have based where, but to offer some historical "flavor".
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Wow - these look really cool! I will print them out and use them for our next game!
Can't wait to see how the Allied and Soviet ones come out. Do you think they will need to be colored gray, green, brown, etc. ?
cheers,
Mark
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Those look great! Great flavor!
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;D Thanks Guys.
One of my (many) jobs in the company I work for is Graphic Layout and Design, so I have access to a really hot computer with the latest Adobe Creative Suite. This is really useful in my hobbies.
Mark, I had not intended to put a colored background on the counters, although that would be easy to do. The large German Cross was intended as the side identifier. The Soviets will have a large, bright red star, and the allies will have US and UK airforce roundels, all designed to be large and distinguishing.
I will upload when I complete them.
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What's with the Bf-109 only silhouettes? No love for the FW-190? >:(
Nice unit designation info though.
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:) The Fw 190D-9 is my all time favorite warbird.
However, KISS, so I had to pick a distinctive sihouette.