Industrial Complex/Bases for Axis and Allies 1940 - 106 Pieces (3D Printed)

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Industrial Complex/Bases for Axis and Allies 1940 - 106 Pieces (3D Printed)
Message me if you would like to modify this order, such as if you only own Europe 1940 and only need half of the items that are here
,
or only want the major complexes, etc.
These are the same size and style as the industrial complexes that come in the older versions of Axis and Allies. The newer ones, like Spring 1942 and Europe/Pacific 1940 only come with cardboard tokens rather than the old plastic minis. I hated that about my set and so I 3D printed a bunch to use with my friends in our games. They liked them so much that I found a used 3D printer so that I could make some of my own and then distribute them so that others could have them as well. I have played probably 16 games or so with these and have really loved having them on the table along with the other Axis and Allies soldiers, tanks, fighters, battleships, etc.
This set contains all you will need to play Axis and Allies Global 1940. The base game came with the below components in Europe and Pacific specifically and I give you the following.
Industrial complexes
: 12 in Europe, 10 in Pacific. I give you
24
(
if you want more, let me know
)
Major Industrial Complexes
: 10 in Europe, 8 in Pacific. I give you
18
(
I have never been even close to needing more, but if you want more just message me and I can include them in your order
)
Air bases
: 14 in Europe, 18 in Pacific. I give you
32
. (
I have never been even close to needing more, but if you want more just message me and I can include them in your order
)
Naval bases
: 16 in Europe, 16 in Pacific. I give you
32
. (
I have never been even close to needing more, but if you want more just message me and I can include them in your order
)
For an order that works for Spring 1942, which only includes normal industrial complexes, see the below link:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/353603892124
The pieces are made from white PLA plastic filament. I use white rather than the traditional grey because for the 1940 variant, which I play the most, the ANZAC color is grey and I like how the white looks on the board and doesn’t get confused with those pieces. Due to the process of printing there may be some imperfections, but most, if there are any, will be on the bottom of the model and won’t be seen while playing. I’ll go over the ones that I send to make sure that they look good, but I did want to give that warning so that if you notice a small layer off, you don’t get worried. Before sending I will remove the adhesion on the bottom and also use a file to remove imperfections that I see. By sending more than the game has in the base amount, I hope that you can just use the best looking ones if any happen to have a small imperfection.