Bicycle troops (Belgian and Japanese) are actually pretty useful, assuming you have a decent number of road hexes in your map.
The Coordinated Fire commander ability of the Polish Officer is not as great as one would think. This unit can only attack adjacent targets, so in order for other units to benefit from the ability, you have to place your officer in the front line. That is a great way to lose your commander early.
It's not much to look at, but the Marmon Herrington is an excellent armoured car. I could see using it in any year of the war.
The BEF Infantrymen and the Finnish Ski Troops are both excellent 4-pt. infantry units and would be highly useful in any scenario. Too bad the Finnish Ski Troop doesn't actually have skis, though.
The T-28 is a beast. It looks scary as hell and is murder on infantry as well as early tanks.
The Semovente L40 looks awful. I'm even more annoyed that it's a rare and that I've got three of them.
The Cruiser Mk.III A13 is a great-looking unit. Too bad it has tin foil armour.
The Covering Fire SA of the Japanese Type 99 LMG is going to make the Banzai charge even more devastating and it's only a 4-pt. unit. At least it doesn't have Double Shot.
-Rognar-
Fred Funk's OD&D Set
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