Broken Ground Design Thread
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Alan, you made any progress on the Stalingrad maps?
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Alan, I sent you an email a day or two ago about some damaged counters I received. Nothing major but something smashed the envelope, tore a hole in it, banged up some of the USMC counters, and a couple actually fell out of the hole somewhere between Canada and my mailbox. 
The paper wrapped around the counters doesn't do much to protect them. I recommend using a cardboard sheet on either side of the countersheets to protect from this and to keep the envelope being bent in half and stuffed in a mailbox.
Edit: Alan contacted me. Thanks.
The paper wrapped around the counters doesn't do much to protect them. I recommend using a cardboard sheet on either side of the countersheets to protect from this and to keep the envelope being bent in half and stuffed in a mailbox.Edit: Alan contacted me. Thanks.
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King Scott II
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So...some of your Marines went "over the hill" (AWOL)...it happens...check the brig.
Semper Fi!
Scott
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Stalingrad is on pause. I've been working on other projects, two of which are now completed. Still working on Original SL counters and finishing FW nationalities. So... more stuff available in the new year.
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Can you hint as to what is completed?Stalingrad is on pause. I've been working on other projects, two of which are now completed. Still working on Original SL counters and finishing FW nationalities. So... more stuff available in the new year.
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One is already known - the half-sheet of personalized SMC for attendees of 20th Albany tourney. The other was a special commission of a map and a half-board overlay for someone's personal collection.
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This is all a dream we dreamed one afternoon long ago.
Not even close, and I won't comment on any further guesses.
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Those two are the closest to completists that I knowThis is all a dream we dreamed one afternoon long ago.
I hope they enjoy it whoever they are. Sounds cool. -- jim
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Or the local Bar.
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When the feast has been consumed
As you sink softly amidst the sofa cushions
And your heart declares...
I. Want. More!
Fulfill your deepest longing
To save dollars galore
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Jeffery
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The sticky overlays are fabulous. I've often shied away from scenarios with too many overlays, because even under plexiglass I couldn't keep them all straight. No longer a problem. I'll pile them on!
Is the complete set all you need? Will that cover the basics?
Jeffery
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The basics describes them well: woods, brush, grain, orchards, hedges, marsh, buildings.
I like the idea.
Jeffery
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Another sheet with streams and railroads would make it perfect.
Do they seem like they're going to stay sticky.