Korean War: Pusan Perimeter

[robert t]

well summed up. I thought the same thing about APL.

It is a shame that the customer is the loser in this as I'm sure the company would survive quite well on those two game systems.

Hopefully the counters will now be constant and the maps uniform.

I also would like an option to buy all the recent maps as a package once a printer and quality level is reached. (not too dark/easier to read)

I don't think this would be to hard to do as the maps are done by one artist using one style and digitally produced. The kicker would be to get the Beyond Normandy and Road to Berlin maps upgraded. :-)

Time will tell though...

[warstudent]

Thanks Larry & Campsawyer for the background info and your impressions.

[JayTownsend]

Pusan is now shipping!

[armyduck95]

I like the systems, and I appreciate Mike's very candid updates on the status of the business. Hey, in this hobby, I do not expect to be dealing with and Mike's passion and research and writing go a long way in building brand loyalty with me. (and this website of course helps tremendously)

[JayTownsend]

Scenario preview, part four:

http://www.avalanchepress.com/PusanScenario4.php

[JayTownsend]

I received a shipping notice for Pusan today!

[larry marak]

Great news Jay, I was beginning to worry........

[larry marak]

Bingo, shipping notice received :-) Morocain and Desert Rat Division piggy backed with the order!!

What is the date of the final scenario in PP?

[JayTownsend]

August 3rd 1950.

[larry marak]

Oh, I come from Alabama with a Banjo on my Knee

(Package picked up by USPS at 11:37 a.m.)