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Micro Armour - The Game - WWII

by GHQ

Category: Historical Miniatures
Genre: War Game - World War II, Miniatures - Historical - Rules
Product Line: Miniature Rules & Storage Cases (GHQ)
Publish Date: 2001
Pages: 128
Dimensions: 8.5x11x.25"
In Print: Yes
Condition: New    
NKG part # Mfg. part # Type Condition
GHQMG1-B Softcover New

WWII Micro Armour: the Game is more than a set of miniatures rules for simulating tactical armored warfare in the mid-twentieth century. It’s a “research engine” that allows you to experiment with the technology, tactics, and doctrine of all the important players in the real world. Training, experience, and “cohesion” are important factors in deciding who wins and loses. This is a system designed with the history enthusiast as well as the game player in mind. Everyone’s forces are represented: Belgium, Czechoslovakia, France, German, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Poland, Rumania, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom and the United States: over 60 pages of organizational info. You get twenty pages of weapons data, a complete scenario generator, plus full-color graphics for artillery impacts, minefields, smoke screens, even wrecked vehicles. Also included are 8 ready-to-play historical scenarios. And the rules are concise, easy to learn and fun to play. Nobody models WWII like GHQ - here’s THE GAME for WWII Micro Armour®. Life is too short for games that suck!

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