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Thanks, i really enjoy your games and I spend a bit of time how I could play and use them the best way for me. I’ve seen some great ideas from others but they were mostly how if my artistic talent so to speak. I was very happy with what i came up with

@@privatewill68 I tend to play them straight in the book having stuck the counters to card. I’d love to be able to offer a spiral bound book but Amazon publishing don’t offer it. I know a lot of people cut the pages out (or buy the download version from Wargame Vault) and take them to a printer to have them spiral bound. Cheers.

Thank you for watching and the sub. I really had a lot of fun making the Gettysburg video. I am now wondering how I can top them 😀

Thank you for watching and yes it’s more difficult now to find people interested in these type of games. I also mostly play by myself now. Some games are more difficult to setup for video because my space is very limited

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thanks for watching, that is one lucky find I must say

Thank you for watching. I think the rules you could probably get a copy online, the missing pieces that is a bit more tricky

@@Socialdogma thanks for watching, it’s still fun to play of course games are so much more well designed now but the nostalgia is there for sure

@@dutchgamer-m9x thank you for watching. Others have mention they also had dice, really never heard of that I always believed it was just the spinner

I had this game with the dice and had the green and tan panthers too. A lot of the contents was different as well. The box illustration was also different, I think mine was an older version. I bought in in the mid 1970s when I was in my early 20s. It was very addictive and my friends and me would play it for hours!

@@slowianprzyja thank you

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Beautiful story. I'm trying to create those memories for my kids now. It isn't easy with modern "stuff" but your comment inspires me.

Yes Times are very different than they use to be. I was born in the late 60’s and grew up in the 70’s, things were just simpler back in those days, not just for kids but everyone I think

@@RobertWF42 thank you for watching. Yeah this was 9 years or so before we got Axis & Allies it was just a tank base game

@@grahamlloyd7157 really? I never knew about such version. I always believed that it was just the spinner. That is very interesting, I would really like to own such a copy

@@privatewill68 Mine has a dice as well. The tanks in my game are both the German versions either in dark grey or in tan. And I do not recall the tank shaped cardboard things...they probably were just straight things. I still have this game in very good condition but I can not check the shape of these cardboard things as the game is still at my parental home. My version was bought in The Netherlands.

Thank you for watching, fun game to play back in the days

@@docmatteson2010 thanks fir the comment. We used to have so much fun with this when I was a kid

@@ijsbeermeneer9952 thank you for watching. No unfortunately this game is long out of print. But you can find good ones for sale on the Internet that still look pretty good

Thank you for watching. Yes I also spend many hours dreaming while watching the Sears Christmas catalogue

Thanks for the view, it was a truly fun game

Chopper Strike?

yes it was Chopper Strike

@@joew426 Thanks! THAT is the one. When I saw the Tank game, THIS was what I had in the back of my mind.

@@privatewill68 Thanks as well. You gave me a good thought for the day, and took me back for a few minutes of a good memory time.

I played the hell out of Chopper Strike until I got introduced to hex and chit wargames.

thanks for watching, I am located in a small town, I usually have to play solo

@@privatewill68 Well, it's a free, online video game. Do you have a PC and Internet?

thanks for watching, I think we all did that 😀

Thanks for watching, it was such a blast to play this game as a kid

Thank you for the view, I am very happy these Gettysburg video did very well on views, not sure now how I can top it 😀

@@WARdROBEPlaysWWII thank you for joining. I’ve been following his channel for a while. I am learning and improving. I hope you enjoy my content

Thank you, I am learning 😀 I am doing this for fun but still want to improve

@@Hex2Hex I am also looking forward to watching your play through of the game Sparta

Thank you for watching. There are multiple version of this game, 1958, 1964, 1977 and 1988. I think there was one in the only 70’s

thanks for watching. Yes it would have been a very different world, quite possibly the two different Americas would have kept fighting each other over and over as alliances and treaties would have pull them into different wars. It can be a bit scary to think just how different the world would have been

@@charleslatora5750 yes I follow his channel but that’s with my other personal account

@@charleslatora5750 my favourite games usually are in the time frame 1600-1899. Yes more than 70% of my games are ACW it’s my favourite historical subject. I also enjoy squad level games from WWII and Cold War naval warfare ganes

@@charleslatora5750 thanks that is very nice. I started this for fun and to also showcase certain games that are not mention very often. I am an old gamer and I have very few new games

@@lonestarbug thank you for the comment, very appreciated. I do have the bad habit of speaking softly by nature. Been trying to train myself to speak louder. The breathing that one is a bit more tricky. Yes I do have a breathing problem. I won’t bother you with the detail but I am trying to work on that. I also made of few mistakes which made me nervous and that did not help my breathing. I will be working on improving these with more practice. Thank you for the feedback and for watching.

@@privatewill68 I hope that your health improves soon and keep the good work coming! Greetings to you from Texas.

Thank you for leaving a comment. Yes it’s a very fun game, simple but offers quite a few options to make it more complexe