Operation Big Red One (OBRO) 7.4 Japan July, 1939

[@lassewikman]

Just getting into GW36 and I'm really enjoying watching Operation Big Red One. Thanks for the enthusiasm and all the rule explanations :)

[@GW36_Enthusiast]

Don't hesitate to reach out with questions! Hopefully you have already found my playlist, "Understanding Concepts."

[@lassewikman]

@@GW36_Enthusiast Thank you. I'll give it a look :)

[@lassewikman]

@@GW36_Enthusiast Sorry one more question. I want to buy GW36 from historical board games. A 4'x8' is at 199$. Is that only for the map or for the "Full set" with charts, battle boards ect.?

[@GW36_Enthusiast]

@@lassewikman No need to apologize and feel free to ask more questions! Here's what you get for $199: What’s Included (v4.2 Full Set) One-Piece Vinyl Map (Uses v4.1): Rolled Rules & Setup Charts (v4.2): Available for download Two Double-Sided Battle Boards (v4.0): Made from 16pt card stock, sized at 5.875" x 18" Two Battle Board Reference (v4.2) : Double-sided, 16pt card stock, sized at 4.39" x 5.85" Industrial Production Points (IPP) Chart (v4.0) : With tracking marker, double-sided on 16pt card stock, sized at 11" x 17" Technology Chart (v4.1): Double-sided on 16pt card stock, sized at 12.75" x 14.24" Victory Point Tracker (v4.1) : Double-sided on 16pt card stock, sized at 8.5" x 11" Intra-Turn Tracker (v4.2) : Double-sided on 16pt card stock, sized at 11" x 17" Turn Marker: Crafted from high-quality acrylic 5 Dadao Roundels 2 Condor Legion Markers (Regular & Flight Stand)

[@lassewikman]

@@GW36_Enthusiast Thank you very much! Then I’ll soon be a happy GW36 owner 😊