Understanding the CH Counters.

[simonsimple]

Does anyone know what the difference is between
ASLComp Nationality Set 18 - Italian Eastern Front 1941-43
ASLComp Nationality Set 19 - Italian North Africa 1940-43

The descriptions and colors seem identical, I'm trying to figure out if they're different counters, and if so in what way.

 

[xenovin]

Usually it is the MMC/HS counter art but I don't know for sure

 

[simonsimple]

Oh you're probably right, different uniforms. Thanks

 

[Bob Walters]

I don't know, but is it possible the East Front set has a few German vehicles. Regardless, they are both yellow! Are they trying to make some kind of statement or did they just get a discount printing yellow counters?

 

[kynken]

Why us Italians have to be yellow?!? What is up with that?

 

[witchbottles]

Oh you're probably right, different uniforms. Thanks

it could be the east front set is the only place to find 4-4-7 elites and the north africa set is the only place to find the M13/40.

 

[olli]

Does anyone know what the difference is between
ASLComp Nationality Set 18 - Italian Eastern Front 1941-43
ASLComp Nationality Set 19 - Italian North Africa 1940-43

The descriptions and colors seem identical, I'm trying to figure out if they're different counters, and if so in what way.

Just a change in counter art desert uniform compared with Northern European

 

[simonsimple]

Thanks, yeah not in love with the yellow but it's ok, I just don't want to be buying both to get the full set.

 

[Gunner Scott]

Was using the Field Grey Germans and the Red Russians today, and a big problem we came across is that the ID letters are super small, you need a magnifying glass to see the letters. Unless your desperate to plug a hole in your ASL collection, I would seriously steer clear of these nat sets.

 

[kynken]

Was using the Field Grey Germans and the Red Russians today, and a big problem we came across is that the ID letters are super small, you need a magnifying glass to see the letters. Unless your desperate to plug a hole in your ASL collection, I would seriously steer clear of these nat sets.

The text is quite small, thank god I took Geology back in college, the little magnifier scope I used on rocks is quite handy. He could have made the font a little bigger like MMP did. Thanks.

 

[larrymarak]

Greek army currently in production.

 

[larrymarak]

Critical Hit sees itself as an important brand name in ASL...note the CH letters proudly printed in the upper left corners of their counters, so you won't confuse their counters with the competition.

 

[von Marwitz]

Critical Hit sees itself as an important brand name in ASL...note the CH letters proudly printed in the upper left corners of their counters, so you won't confuse their counters with the competition.

It would surprise me if they would proudly print CS in the upper left corners instead.

von Marwitz

 

[larrymarak]

Definitely.

 

[olli]

Critical Hit sees itself as an important brand name in ASL...note the CH letters proudly printed in the upper left corners of their counters, so you won't confuse their counters with the competition.

Not really it is a copyright thing as BFP, BG and HoB do it as well

 

[footsteps]

Not really it is a copyright thing as BFP, BG and HoB do it as well

Except that I've now moved my logo to the back side [EXC: dmSW, "?" & AL].

 

[olli]

Of course. I meant in general

 

[kynken]

Greek army currently in production.

Do you really need Greek troops. Wouldn't Allied Minors due?

 

[footsteps]

Do you really need Greek troops. Wouldn't Allied Minors due?

For battle vs all-Italian OOB, broken Morale is one higher. I've included a sub-set of Greek MMC with the Minor Allied set I've created.

 

[larrymarak]

The CH Greek Nat set will include the very eclectic Greek armed and armored forces, including WW 1 armored cars, captured L/33 and L/35 Tanks, handed over to Greek armored forces by the Brits after Beda Fomm, and all sorts of goodies you won't find in an axis minors set.