I've got a first printing of Road to Berlin..the maps were paper and quarter folded. Have subsequent printings featured the rigid cardboard maps that are now official for the system?
My Road to Berlin came with eight of the standard heavy cardstock Panzer Grenadier maps.
I had no idea RtB EVER had paper maps.
My copy, which is quite old (circa late 2007?), has single-fold cardstock.
It was never paper, I received one of the first copies.
Larry, are you sure you have real maps or did someone reprint these on you?
(04-15-2014, 09:39 AM)JayTownsend Wrote: [ -> ]It was never paper, I received one of the first copies.
I received an even earlier copy and they were made from stone tablets .... a bugger for shipping costs !
I got Road To Berlin when it was first published and it definitely had the standard card-stock maps.
My mind must be rotting....gotta get back into the man cave for a while....more contractors in the house....can't stand the noise (Now at $39,700 and counting, project number 4).
^ Larry,
Perhaps you could take a photo of the maps and post them here? Might be interesting to view.
And thanks, Vince! Good thing I wasn't drinking coffee when I read your post.
Yorek and alia are right. I finally dug my way back into the cave, my only lighting is from a distant florescent bulb, and it is blocked by 3 gorilla racks of my wife and sister-in-laws things. Opening the garage door for some daylight illumination I discovered it was the folded maps of Beyond Normandy I was staring at in the darkness.