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Japanese SNLF Div. Marker Set

Japanese SNLF Div. Marker Set

Sku : HBG_SUB_201

Regular price $4.46
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Japanese SNLF Div. Marker Set

Use Japanese SNLF Div. Marker Set to distinguish the named formations or organization on a campaign map. Pair each identifier with the relevant units, force roster, or holding area to keep the group separate from other forces. This is useful when several commands operate within the same map area.

Tabletop use

Use as Axis & Allies upgrades and Global War accessories in compatible games and custom scenarios. Apply the rules of the game or scenario you are playing for marker effects, technology upgrades, and scoring.

Global War is a trademark of Historical Board Gaming.

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Dominique Sumner
Mr.

These are nice-looking roundels with a red on green background that's a bit hard to make out in the photo. The pieces are constructed from a sturdy material and should stand up well to game play.

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Lawrence Hubbard
Great value

I keep logging onto the HBG site and finding unit markers and add one I never thought I would see for axis and allies

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Amy Butler
Marker Set a good value

This is an excellent set of markers to add Japanese naval infantry to the game. The markers are high quality with a slick finish. The printing is excellent. The markers are placed under an infantry unit and signify that the unit has special properties. In my house rules axis and allies 1940 global game these units act as Japanese marines, with the same rules as U.S. Marines.

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