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'Print and Play' Games from
119694_avalanche Press
Most of our games come in boxes. We've also got supplements to the games, in the form of books or booklets. And then we have these: games or supplements that you can download in PDF form and begin reading right away.
The playing pieces are not die-cut or mounted, nor are the scenario books printed. Instead the product comes as a series of PDF files that will need to be assembled into the game's components. There are several methods, as shown here and here.
Panzer Grenadier Supplements
 Waltzing Matilda: The Defense of Australia, 1942
Australia's Citizen Military Force stood ready to defend their country from a Japanese invasion that never came. This supplement looks at the Militia and their potential Japanese foes, with new Japanese tanks and other vehicles, Australian armor, cavalry of both sides, and much more. 330 counters, 12 scenarios. $12.99. [download now]
 Siegfried Line: America on the Attack, 1944
Panzer Grenadier continues the invasion of Germany. Ten scenarios cover the fierce fighting around the Hurtgen Forest in November 1944. It's available in two formats just like the popular Roer River Battles: as an instantly downloadable .pdf (no need to assemble new pieces) or as a printed booklet. Order now for just $4.99 and be playing moments later OR buy the printed version for $9.99 and we'll send it to you. [download now]
West Wall: The Invasion of Germany, 1944
With the German Army crumbling before them, many American soldiers thought the war almost won in the early fall of 1944. But once they crossed onto German soil, resistance turned from laughable to fierce as the Wehrmacht rallied behind its West Wall fortifications. This supplement includes 10 scenarios based on the battles of late 1944. $4.99 .pdf; $9.99 printed. [download now]
 Roer River Battles: Germany Under Siege
Among the headwaters of the Roer River in western Germany, near the Belgian border, seven dams blocked the river's flow. To stop the Germans from creating massive flooding to block the Allied advance, the dams would have to be secured — and the newly re-energized German Army would not give up an inch of national territory without a fight. This supplement includes 10 scenarios based on the fierce fighting for these strategic dams in November 1944. $4.99 .pdf; $9.99 printed. [download now]
 Aachen 1944: Germany Invaded
In the fall of 1944, American troops burst onto German soil, determined to liberate the city of Aachen from the Nazis. For three weeks the city held before bitter street fighting rooted out the last defenders. This supplement includes 10 scenarios based on the Battle of Aachen in October 1944. $4.99 .pdf; $9.99 printed. [download now]
 Grossdeutschland 1946
As the Second World War came to an end, Germany developed a whole series of secret weapons designed to turn back the victorious Allies. In this supplement Germany's best division wields weapons that never left the drawing board: the Kätzchen armored personnel carrier, Pz42t medium tank and more. 253 pieces, 10 scenarios, $10.99. [download now]
 Panzer Lion: Grossdeutschland in Action, 1944
In a series of actions along the frontier between Romania and Ukraine, Lt. Gen. Hasso von Manteuffel's Panzer Division Grossdeutschland and supporting units effectively destroyed four Soviet tank corps and their supporting infantry. Ten scenarios. $4.99 .pdf; $9.99 printed. [download now]
 Army Group South Ukraine: Battles in Bessarabia, 1944
In the spring of 1944, the Red Army finally pushed the fascist invaders back into their own territory on the southern front. Now the Romanian people would be liberated, whether they wished to be or not. The 2nd and 3rd Ukrainian Fronts launched an offensive aimed at rolling up the German and Romanian armies of Army Group South Ukraine. This supplement includes 10 scenarios based on the stand of the Grossdeutschland Division in the spring of 1944. $4.99 .pdf; $9.99 printed. [download now]
 Hopeless, But Not Serious
Despite years of preparation to resist a Nazi invasion, when the time came to fight the Austrian government ordered its army to stand down instead. This supplement looks at the Austrian Army of 1938 and how it planned to defend the republic. 341 counters, 16 scenarios. $12.99. [download now]
 Romanian Soil: Battles for Targu Frumos, 1944
In the spring of 1944, the Red Army repeatedly defeated the Germans and drove them out of Ukraine. But when they broke into Romanian territory, a stout defense by German panzers and Romanian infantrymen finally halted the Soviet juggernaut. This supplement includes 10 scenarios based on the April 1944 Soviet assaults in and around the town of Targu Frumos, a key road junction in central Moldavia. $4.99 .pdf; $9.99 printed. [download now]
 Edelweiss
The German Army's mountain troops were among the best formations to take the field during the Second World War; the Waffen SS mountain soldiers were among the worst. This supplement has 32 (yes, 32!) scenarios of German Army and SS mountain troops fighting on all fronts. 165 pieces, 32 scenarios, $10.99 full .pdf package; $2.99 for just the counters. [download now]
 Iron Wolves
Lithuania chose not to resist German, Soviet and Polish aggression in the late 1930s and early 1940s. This supplement looks at the Lithuanian Army of 1939 and 1940 and its plans for defense against these enemies, as well as the wartime Lithuanian Defense Force and Polish Home Army. 165 pieces, 10 scenarios, $9.99. [download now]
 War on the Equator
Peru and Ecuador disputed their border for over a century and a half, and in the late 1930s tension began to escalate toward war. Peru armed itself with modern tanks, planes and artillery, and in the summer of 1941 unleashed these weapons against its northern neighbor in a seven-week lightning war including airborne and amphibious assaults. This supplement covers this unusual conflict, with the orders of battle for both Peru and Ecuador. 165 pieces, six scenarios, $9.99. [download now]
 Divisione Corazzata
Italy went to war in 1940 with badly outdated tanks, as the fascist economic system quashed opportunities to field much better equipment. This supplement requires no assembly, drawing on pieces already available in Desert Rats or through the Gold Club to look at the possibilities of Italian armored development. Ten scenarios, $4.99. [download now]
 North of Elsenborn
In the summer of 1944, American troops inflicted repeated and devastating defeats on the Germans. But German resistance stiffened once American troops threatened the Reich itself. This supplement includes 10 scenarios based on the September 1944 American assaults on the German Siegfried Line, just north of what wuold become the Elsenborn Ridge battlefield. $4.99 .pdf; $9.99 printed. [download now]
Second World War at Sea Supplements
 Spice Islands
The Royal Netherlands Navy fought courageously to defend the Dutch East Indies in 1942, but were astronomically outgunned by the Japanese. Yet the Netherlands could have provided far greater resources to defend her colonies. This supplement looks at how the fleet the Dutch admirals desired might have performed in the opening months of the Great Pacific War. 70 "long" ship counters, 140 standard-sized pieces, 10 scenarios. $12.99. [download now]
 Strait of Magellan
South America's navies managed to avoid combat during the Second World War. But this would not have been the case if the Japanese had managed to knock out the Panama Canal as Gen. George C. Marshall deeply feared. This supplement adds 10 new scenarios using the maps from Cone of Fire and playing pieces from other games. $4.99 .pdf; $9.99 printed. [download now]
 The Tsar's Navy
Tsar Nicholas II planned to turn Russia into a major power at sea, but a decade of chaos got in the way. This supplement looks at how the Imperial Russian Black Sea fleet might have developed over the years leading up to World War II and performed in the 1940's. 70 "long" ship counters, 140 standard-sized pieces, 10 scenarios. $12.99. [download now]
 Imperial & Royal Navy
Austria-Hungary collapsed in 1918, and her fleet was scattered among the victorious Allies and ultimately cut up for scrap metal. This supplement looks at how the Dual Monarchy's navy might have developed had the empire somehow survived the First World War to fight again in 1940. 70 "long" ship counters, 140 standard-sized pieces, 10 scenarios. $12.99. [download now]
Great War at Sea Supplements
 Reichsmarine
The German High Seas Fleet scuttled itself in June 1919, removing one point of conflict between the United States and Great Britain. This supplement looks at how the battleships that helped spark World War One might have served the Royal Navy and Weimar Republic in the early 1920s. 135 "long" ship counters, 70 standard-sized pieces, 10 scenarios. $12.99. [download now]
Complete Games
 Granada: The Fall of Moslem Spain
The last Muslim kingdom of Spain tries to hold out against Christian assaults, 1483 to 1492. 80 large tiles, one 22x17-inch map, $14.99. [download now]
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