A testament to the dedication and loaylty of the community. There, I always wanted to write such a sentence, and today I honestly have a reason for it: Robert, a member of the Europa mailing list, assembled a TW playtest set by using the TW maps and counters, and updating the FitE-rule set to modern Europa standards. His report of his solitaire game can be found at tw17playtest.blogspot.de, and it would have made Winston proud.
Links
- The Official Italian History of the Second World War
- World War II Armed Forces – niehorster.org
- Stonebooks
- The official Soviet history of the Second World War
- RKKA-WW2
- The German Official History of the Second World War
- The British Official History of the Second World War
- The Official History of Canada in the Second World War
- The official Russian History of the First World War
- The Official History of India in the First World War
- The Official History of the US Military in the Second World War
- Sources for German Military History Online
- Generalstab Publications Bibliography
- The General
- The Belgian Army in 1940
- The Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War
- Sturmpanzer.com
- Official History of Japan in the Second World War
- The Offical Canadian History of the First World War
- The Official Histories of New Zealand in the First World War
- The Official Australian History of the Second World War
- The Italian Official History of World War One
- All Power to the People: An unofficial “Total War”-Playtest
- The Official British History of World War One
- The US Official History of World War One
- The Official German History of World War One
- The Official History of France in the First World War
- The Austria-Hungarian official history of World War One
- The Australian Official History of World War One
- Classic Europa
- Grognard.com
- The CARL digital library
- War over Holland
- Planes, Spaceflight, and Things That Go Boom: Vectorsite
- Soviet Orders of Battle – Soldat.ru
- The Nafziger Collection
- Battalion Organisation during the Second World War
The images are quite interesting and to anyone who does not have ther TW map, counters, rules such as me is left a little in the dark. Some questions that I would like to ask are:
1) – What are the big red pegs? Nuclear bombs?
2) – what rules are being used? From whence have they come?
3) – what are the units whith the ?-?-? on them?
A few things I notice are new:
a) refit counters
b) Ukrainian units/partisans
c) unfamiliar factory unit in Odessa MD
If someone could shed some light – with a little background info on these it would be well received :-)
thanks
David
Hi David,
I have to agree, but unfortunately I know as much as you do about the playtest and cant answer your questions. The best advice I can give is to either ask at the blog itself or post something to the Europa mailing list at Yahoo… or maybe at our new forum ;)
Regards!