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Back a while ago (couple weeks), there was another iteration of organizing PG counters & games. I was going to post this there, but was unable to find the thread.

Anyway, due some unfortunate circumstances, I've had to take down my game table for a while. Since table is out of the way and other stuff isn't up yet, I thought I would share my PG game organization.

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Basically it's formation counters on top, Allies in the middle, and Axis on the bottom. Those triangular flags are for country/army designation. Non aligned forces, such as Hyderbad, got stuck in as was convenient per my whim of the moment.

A sad indulgence of mine is looking at other gamers "Game storage porn". I don't have anything like that at all as all my counters, but for a few are in deeper 'sorting' boxes, therefore quite boring by comparison.

I'm waiting for both Jay and Larry to ask what on earth have you done with the boxes the games came in.

I must ask the question on how the clamps in the first picture play into your PG games? Huh

(11-26-2013, 03:52 AM)campsawyer Wrote: [ -> ]I must ask the question on how the clamps in the first picture play into your PG games?

Clamp the corners of the maps onto the table! Big Grin

Vince, the boxes are still around. I use them for storing charts, erasable markers & other such supporting components.

Alan, I put the maps under plexiglass sheets when I play. The clamps are to hold those down.

My wife wishes I was that organized ... I used plano and craft boxes of various size (whatever is on sale when I need more boxes) and they are all spread out in my gaming corner.

(11-26-2013, 06:13 AM)plloyd1010 Wrote: [ -> ]Vince, the boxes are still around. I use them for storing charts, erasable markers & other such supporting components.

Alan, I put the maps under plexiglass sheets when I play. The clamps are to hold those down.

Ok, I was thinking that was some sort of secret FtF weapon Big Grin

What makes you so sure it isn't? Dodgy