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Earth Steel The German Defence Of France Juneseptember 1944 Peter Simunovich

SKU: BELL-2571482

$ 31.00 ~~$ 45.00~~ (-31%)

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Earth Steel The German Defence Of France Juneseptember 1944 Peter Simunovich instant download after payment.

Publisher: Battlefront Miniatures

File Extension: PDF

File size: 57.13 MB

Pages: 224

Author: Peter Simunovich, John-Paul Brisigotti, Wayne Turne

ISBN: 9780986451485, 0986451487

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Earth Steel The German Defence Of France Juneseptember 1944 Peter Simunovich by Peter Simunovich, John-paul Brisigotti, Wayne Turne 9780986451485, 0986451487 instant download after payment.

Flames of War let you fight the battles in Europe and Africa during WWII using 15mm miniatures. All players of Games Workshop games will instantly feel at home in this historical miniature game. Currently shifting to 2nd edition the range of playable nations expands not only limiting the players to Germany, USSR, USA and Great Britain. Finns, Hungarians, Italians and other participating nations and units are added to the game. Being a historical game, great focus is put on the realism regarding units, gear, training, experience and vehicles. This is done by dividing the war into distinct periods and using a point system letting the players building their own armies to pit against the opposition.