North Africa Map - Available For Download - Maknassy, Tunisia

[ChrisMaiorana]

This map is part of a series of maps I am working on to simulate II Corps fighting in Tunisia during 1943.

To download the map for your own scenarios click here:

http://thesharpendgaming.blogspot.com/2 ... nassy.html

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[ulisin]

wonderful map!

do you think to design a scenario for this map?


I do hope so!!!


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I'm eager to play your el guettar, too

[Phoenix100]

Yes. What happened to El Guettar, Cap? I thought you were doing a scenario for it? Interested in that and this map. Lovely map.

[ChrisMaiorana]

Hi all. Thank you for the comments. I am retracing the El Guettar map again and that will likely take another couple of days. I finished up the scenario for it though and it has played pretty well.

As for this maps scenario, it will take a little longer. I am adding Italian units to the estab (borrowing on the work done for COTA), as the Axis forces will be a mix of Italian motorized and German Panzer forces.

American forces are the 1st Armored Division.

There is a third map of the Tunisian coastal plains beyond the Eastern Dorsal that I am also considering.

[Phoenix100]

I just downloaded, converted and started playing the Kekava scenario, Capn. It's fantastic. The map is beautifully done, really excellent, with enough detail to make the platoon scale work. I love it. Really good job - it must have taken a lot of work. Many thanks.

Will you post here when you've converted everything for 279? I would donload all the scenarios again, I think. Can't wait for your north-African scenarios. How are they doing? Are they to be normal scale? I think the platoon experiments have been brilliant.

Peter

[ChrisMaiorana]

Thanks Phoenix!!! I will convert all of my maps and scenarios for .279 and post them in chunks on my blog and here. I got a little sidetracked on some other gaming and set aside the North Africa maps/scenarios. I will try and resume work on them this evening. The North Africa stuff is all at the normal scale.

Again I appreciate the comments very much!!