Six Angles Separate Volume 7 West Wall

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product Description ■ This product is a separate volume of the simulation game magazine "Six Angles" with a supplementary game in accordance with the special issue.
This game is also called a war game.
It is a game with the purpose of reproducing and examining historical wars from various angles.
It consists of paper frames (units) representing the units that participated in the battle, paper maps depicting the battlefield, and a rule book that explains how to play the game.
■ West Wall ■
After the successful Operation Over Road, an invasion into the Normandy Coast on June 6, 1944, the US Combined Forces made an advance into the interior, and in September, they made their way close to the western border of Germany.
However, after giving up resistance in France, in France, and in September, they made their way to the Combined Forces.
As a result, the Combined Forces spent a full six months from the German border to the crossing of the Rhein River.
The "West Wall" is a reproduction of each of the four battles that occurred in this process.
The "West Wall" is a resell version of the game released by SPI in the United States in 1976. It is based on the standard rules of the Operation Class System in the United States. It combines the exclusive rules of each game with the standard rules of the Operation Class System in the West Front from 1944 to 1945.
The "West Wall" is a reproduction of each of the four battles that occurred in this process.
Based on the standard rules of the Operation Class System in the United States.
The "Forest of Hürtgen" is a simulation game depicting the fierce battle in the German border forest in November 1944.
The "Forest of Hürtgen" is a reproduction of the urban siege that was the focus of the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944!
Remgen "is the theme of the March 1945 capture of the Rhein Iron Bridge.
■ Game overview ■
Number of players : 2 or more (solo play possible)
Unit sheets : 4
Chart : 7
Instruction manual
* One 6-sided die (sold separately) is required for playing. 1944