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Custom Counters for Community Download - Panzer Leader 1939-41 Counter Sets
More Panzer Leader 1940 counters for community use – French in 1939-1940.
These can be used for Panzer Leader scenarios not only in the Battle of France in May and June 1940 (Case Yellow and Red) – but also France’s Rhineland invasion of 1939, and French participation in the Norway campaign of April, 1940.
Oh, and honestly, SOME of these units can also be used as Vichy French colonial battles like Syria in 1941, Madagascar in 1942, and even Morocco in 1943.
I don’t really understand this game, but is it my imagination … to the French really have that many different kinds of tanks? Seems like a lot. I’ve also read their tanks were just as good as German tanks. Not sure if that’s true. But French numbers don’t seem much less overall.
Thanks, @pslemon – yeah, most people are aware of the “classic four” French tanks during this period, the Renault R-35 (by far the most common, hence they get more counters on the sheet), the Hotchkiss 35/39, the Somua S-35 (probably the best all around), and everyone’s favorite, the “beast” Char B-1. But there were tons others as well. Of course, a lot of these are armored cars, tankettes, semi-armored halftracks for towing artillery, etc. Some are also “colonial” vehicles that didn’t fight in FRANCE 1940, but were part of their forces scattered around the world. Players might find use for… Read more »
Hi Oriskany,
I saw your work on PANZER LEADER about a year ago and was impressed.
I have some drawings turned into silhouettes that I want to send your way.
In fact, they are perfect for Operation Zitadelle, June 1943. But some are Western Front — US and the UK.
Just let me know if you are interested. Your counters are outstanding!
Take care.
~ Rod
Hello Oriskany! It’s been a while since I’ve been on site! These are very nice counters. Is it okay for me to repost them on CSW? I have no issue with you wanting to keep them here, if you so wish.
I’ll have to do some digging and find the Italians….
Arrrrrrrgh! No Italians?!? Oh my…. 😉