There are three ways I know of that companies take pre-orders. Please note that I will always work with you within my means to bring you these products safely landed at your doorstep for the lowest possible price.

Although Ship Station (Paypals sub for shipping) does offer this option, not only is it a completely different total when it comes time to purchase the label, but it does not have an override for value/insurance. If there is another way of doing this where the costs are transparent up front, I have not found it yet. If the actual shipping costs are more than $80, we contact the buyer with the option of paying the balance or getting a full refund. If the actual shipping costs are less than $80, we refund the difference. The actual shipping costs will vary depending on weight, destination, prefered declaration with insurance value, and carrier. On every order outside of the USA, we charge a nominal $80 shipping as a starting point. I would like to take a moment to explain our process for International shipping calculations. In my humble opinion these are a must have for counter dense scenarios and games (OCS comes immediately to mind). The only drawback I find is their inability to pick up a counter which is laying on it’s side (eg. I really liked the grip, size, tension and overall performance of these new tweezers.

So if you aren’t going to use (insert shameless plug here…) Stack Guards, then we naturally need a set of tweezers designed for the 21st Century. To make matters worse, in a game like ASL where the contents of a stack are often concealed, leaving a counter behind offers valuable recon to your opponent. Picking up that last counter on the bottom has always been challenge for some of us. I am offering these at regular retail, not Out-Of-Print extortion-Bay pricing but I want them to go to actual players, not re-sellers so there is a maximum of one per buyer. 1 Sheet of bubble wrap for the kids to annoy you (compliments of me)Īrmies of Oblivion in stock at RitterkriegĪfter discovering that AoO was out of stock at MMP and entering indefinite pre-order, I wanted to let you know that I still have a couple of copies tucked away. At the heart of J14 is the “Sparrow Force” HASL, featuring a map, mini-Campaign Game, and scenarios designed by Simon Spinetti and Andy Rogers ( Hatten in Flames) covering the action between Australian and Japanese forces in and around the village of Babau on the island of Timor in 1942. ASL Journal 14: ANZAC Special Edition is a 56-page magazine for Advanced Squad Leader that features articles, scenarios, and a Historical ASL Campaign Game completely authored and designed by our friends Down Under.

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