I have my Macedonian Front Germans and Turks/Arabs masquerading as Early War Germans. You'll be fine Russ. Just watch out for my slingshot mortar.
--- In WABlist@yahoogroups.com, The Geek <helpgeek63@...> wrote:
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> So I can do the same with my WW1 Arabs if I proxy them as Brits?
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> Regards
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> Russ
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> Sent from my iPhone
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> On Nov 28, 2011, at 9:37 AM, crhkrebs@... wrote:
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> > --- In WABlist@yahoogroups.com, ppournelle@ wrote:
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> > > Ralph, I'd like to run my American Cavalry figures. Can I employ the new list or must I proxy using the English Cavalry? Phil
> >
> > Sorry Phil,
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> > You'll have to proxy them as early war BEF from the Great War list. Playing the American list from Over the Top gives you some unfair advantages; heavy barrages, specialized assault troops, special rules, tanks, etc.
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> > Gil is bringing an American army too and is under the same restrictions. (How is the painting coming, Gil?) The good news is that you have less infantry to paint. If this goes well we can do a Late War game later, so we can get our tanks and Sturmtruppen onto the table.
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> > We are trying to have congested terrain features on each table to minimize the power of the HMG. This worked out well, according to the play testers at Fall-in. That's good news for your ponies. I'm glad someone is bringing cavalry. The assault range should make them worthwhile as long as you can keep them hidden. Of course, my French love the horse-meat and may have to shoot at them first. :^)
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> > Oh yah, if you have Marines on top of your regular army choices, proxy them as Highlanders.
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> > Ralph
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