CONTENTS OF THE BOX
The Operation Overlord Normandy 1944 Box contains:
Manual
Inside youÕll find all the rules to play with infantry and vehicles summarised in just a few easy-to-learn pages. The volume is completed by three army lists (with points values) and three introductory scenarios.
Reference booklet
To make your gaming simpler we have collected all the tables together in an easy-to-read reference booklet.
Order Cards
Sub-divided into 5 categories, MOVEMENT, ASSAULT, FIRE, SUPPRESSION FIRE and AMBUSH, these cards represent the orders that are given to the units. Each card also shows a priority, or the speed with which the order is executed. The box included two decks, AMERICANS and GERMANS, each containing 40 cards.
Dice
The entire game system is based on 10-sided dice. In the box you will find ten dice.
Markers
Although their use is reduced to a minimum, markers are indispensable to remind the players of the last orders executed and the damage taken by vehicles. The 96 markers are pre-punched.
Armies
The box contains two armies to allow you to play a medium-sized battle immediately. The soldiers and tanks have to be painted, and the tanks also have to be assembled. Glue is included in the box.
American Soldiers
With these 100 soldiers youÕll be able to field an entire infantry platoon complete with heavy machine gun, bazooka and mortars.
American Tank
A Sherman tank, the emblem of the Allied army, completes the offer.
German Soldiers
As with the Americans, you will find 100 soldiers in the box that will allow you to field your first Platoon of Panzer Grenadiers complete with support machine guns and Panzerschreck.
German Tank
Versatile and devastating, the Panzer IV was one of the most used tanks on all fronts: this is why we couldnÕt leave it out of the basic box.
As well as infantry and tanks inside you will also find a useful kit to build anti-tank obstacles, barbed wire, road signs and sandbags for your defensive positions.
NB:
All models are 1/72 scale. The models (soldiers and tanks) are sold unpainted.
The tanks require assembly.