gregory duff
United States Ft.Worth Texas
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Brummbar just broke the news....see his link for details
http://www.brummbar44.com/
Hoo-ray !!!!
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Hristo Filipov
Bulgaria Sofia
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GREAT NEWS
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"Spartan spawn, sworn, raised for warring."
United States Beaufort South Carolina
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Why is one of the Brits in the painting using a solid green German Panzershreck rocket launcher?
I'll even buy the fact that he grabbed it off of a dead German but GREEN?!!?!?!
On a serious note, hooray for the Brits being added . All the best, Jonathan
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Diane Close
United States St. Paul Minnesota
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Luftwaffe Flak wrote: ... I'll even buy the fact that he grabbed it off of a dead German but GREEN?!!?!?!
It faded that color in the desert sunlight? Or the desert "humidity" was so strong that it grew moss? 
BTW, what Brummbar references is a Vadnais Heights, MN, online retailer (just down the road from me) who broke the news with their pre-order page. This expansion looks very nice and exactly what everyone has been craving for so long! Finally an official use for the desert side of the winter/desert board!
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Sean McQ
United States Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania
I don't want happiness by halves, nor is half of sorrow what I want. Yet there's a pillow I would share, where gently pressed against a cheek like a helpless star, a falling star, a ring glimmers on the finger of a hand.
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The desert side of the board is used in the Terrain Pack scenarios
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Marshall Miller
United States Medford Massachusetts
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Excellent news. I am so happy! I sense that it will be a commands and colors x-mas this year!
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Diane Close
United States St. Paul Minnesota
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Heliconia wrote: The desert side of the board is used in the Terrain Pack scenarios
One true desert scenario doesn't compare to an entire expansion devoted to the desert war. I'm very happy to have more "official" things to do on the drier side of the board!
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Steven Dennis
United States Mandeville Louisiana
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Must have!
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Luftwaffe Flak wrote: Why is one of the Brits in the painting using a solid green German Panzershreck rocket launcher?  I'll even buy the fact that he grabbed it off of a dead German but GREEN?!!?!?! That's true! Everybody knows Brits had the PIAT:
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Tom Key
England Guildford Surrey
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That may just be the best "out-anoraking" I have ever seen on this site...
Hurrah!!
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Adam Knight
New Zealand Titirangi Auckland
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Simon Mueller wrote: Luftwaffe Flak wrote: Why is one of the Brits in the painting using a solid green German Panzershreck rocket launcher?  I'll even buy the fact that he grabbed it off of a dead German but GREEN?!!?!?! That's true! Everybody knows Brits had the PIAT:
That doesn't look like a PIAT in the photo - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PIAT. I would have said PanzerShrek as well. PIATs didn't have backblast shields, because they didn't need them! They used a spring to propel the bomb.
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Rick Petersen
United States Greenfield Indiana
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The photo of the supposed Brit w/the supposed PIAT is from the Wikipedia Panzerschreck page. It's caption says the photo is of a Canadian w/a captured Panzerschreck.
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Joe Donnelly
Canada Unspecified BC
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You can tell he's Canadian because his uniform cloth has a slight greenish tint, unlike the more brown British one.
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Neil Shuck
United Kingdom Leicester
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You are, of course missing the main point that the Panzershrek wasn't invented until late 1943, by which time the desert war was all but over...
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Richard Rutten
Netherlands Nijmegen
the spunk plus the bomb plus the pump plus the torture instrument times frankie equalling the bang is an exclusive piece of ZTT exploitation
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Great! We could use some good news about this game.
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Adam Knight
New Zealand Titirangi Auckland
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Looks like Italy to me - fairly few trees in the desert...
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Joe Donnelly
Canada Unspecified BC
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Very few Canadians in the desert, as well (only some individual officers, loaned to British units).
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Señor Evil Monkey
United Kingdom Sittingbourne Kent
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Transport to the med - 3 pounds, 4 shillings and 6 pence. Trusty camera - 12 shillings ha'penny. German Panzerschrek - 120 reichsmarks. Getting squished by the tank cos you were too busy posing - priceless...
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David Anderson
United States seattle Washington
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After losing my Father, Grandfather and childhood best friend to suicide, My message is simple: You are not alone.
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Wow that's great news. I hope its not due to be released on April 1st!
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Jeroen van der Valk
Netherlands Gouda Zuid Holland
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CAPS ftw
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0,07 Geek Gold
Italy
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ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh finally DoW took the right way again... :D when will it be released?
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"Spartan spawn, sworn, raised for warring."
United States Beaufort South Carolina
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earthquake wrote: You are, of course missing the main point that the Panzershrek wasn't invented until late 1943, by which time the desert war was all but over...
Just dont forget this is the ALL of the Mediterranean Theatre which is why I didnt judge the dates etc, because the painting could be from Italy etc. But yes otherwise your point is very valid!
MidKentGamerUK wrote:
Transport to the med - 3 pounds, 4 shillings and 6 pence. Trusty camera - 12 shillings ha'penny. German Panzerschrek - 120 reichsmarks. Getting squished by the tank cos you were too busy posing - priceless...
That is hilarious! Great stuff! All the best, Jonathan
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Diane Close
United States St. Paul Minnesota
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james_bond wrote: ... when will it be released?
According to the Urban Collector pre-order webpage:
Quote: Availibility: Pre-Order: Expected to ship by 4th Quarter 2008
And it's in the database now: Memoir '44: Mediterranean Theater
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Willem Boersma
Netherlands
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pdclose wrote: Heliconia wrote: The desert side of the board is used in the Terrain Pack scenarios One true desert scenario doesn't compare to an entire expansion devoted to the desert war. :)
Uhhhm, the British also fought in Asia, Western Europe, Italy etc. I therefore don't think ALL the scenarios will be set in the desert...At the very least future scenarios should also include the Brits in different theatres of war!
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