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Whats up from sunny Ca. Gimmie that K brothers
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BBR100
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what's up big daddy.... thanks again for this thread..
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162.50 which is about right for that much sought after game. I'm shipping it to Dublin,Ireland tomorrow and have other game going to Italia and Japan. It's a bit more of a hassle to ship overseas/foreign because you have to go to the PO and get a quote and then add that to the purchase amount. But I prefer to let the guys overseas to have a crack at an item because not many sellers will deal with them and they tell me it's hard to get products from the USA.
These complex military simulation games are a niche hobby and there's not many copies available of 30 years or so old games. The hobby thrived somewhat before computers really attrited interest in boardgames. But so many of them have such attractive artwork in the maps and components that it's really a different experience to have say the whole eastern front right in your face.
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^^ your view is that of Iosef Stalin as the German's are pressing their Operation Typhoon Sep-Oct 1941 assault towards Moscow. Historically German recon units got close enough to Moscow to see the spires of the Kremlin. Stalin had an evacuation train on stand by and came very close to leaving Moscow. And then came the snow.
On the map above you can see the action around Leningrad to the far right. Left center is Guderian's 2nd Panzergruppe exploiting a huge hole in the Russian lines. The offensive is supplied through Smolensk where the huge stack of units is to the upper left.
On the map above you can see the action around Leningrad to the far right. Left center is Guderian's 2nd Panzergruppe exploiting a huge hole in the Russian lines. The offensive is supplied through Smolensk where the huge stack of units is to the upper left.
