AMC01 Lusitania 30 - - 2AMC02 Mauretania 30 - - 2AMC03 Aquitania 35 - - 1AMC04 Carmania 12 - - 1sAMC05 Caronia 12 - - 1sAMC06 Olympic 35 - - 1AMC07 Britannic 35 - - 1AMC08 Laurentic 12 - - 1sAMC09 Otranto 8 - - 1sAMC10 Macedonia 8 - - 1sAMC11 Moldavia 8 - - 1sAMC12 Marmora 8 - - 1sAMC13 Mongolia 8 - - 1sAMC14 India 8 - - 1s
Name primary secondary tertiary torp. move hull fuel
AMC01 Prinz Eitel Friedrich 15 - - - 1sAMC02 Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse 20 - - - 1AMC03 Konprinz Wilhelm 20 - - - 1AMC04 Cap Trafalgar 12 - - - 1AMC05 Berlin 12 - - - 1sAMC06 Imperator 30 - - - 1AMC07 Vaterland 30 - - - 1
Name primary secondary tertiary torp. move hull fuel
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The bulk of the variant counters contained in this file are intended as replacements for the 1/2-inch countersprovided in US Navy Plan Black. The remainder are for use with The Great War at Sea I & II, and the GWaSsystem at large. The Russian and Italian units are updates of earlier variant counters with more accurate deckplans. Also included are a number of German and British armed merchant cruisers that can be used in placeof the more generic counters included in Avalanche Press Ltd.’s US Navy Plan Black. These are all examplesof liners that either were actually armed as auxiliary cruisers, or which would likely have been armed, hadcircumstances been slightly different.
To assemble, first mount front side of the counter sheet to a sheet of mat or chip board using a permanentspray adhesive. With a very sharp X-acto knife and a metal straight edge, trim the mounted counter sheetalong any two adjoining edges using the marks at each corner at guides. Do the same for the correspondingtwo edges of the as yet unmounted back side (remember that the back side sheet is a mirror image of thefront). Next mount the back sheet to the cardboard, aligning the freshly trimmed edges of the paper andcardboard together. The counter images on the front and back sides should now match up nicely. Last, trimthe counters from the cardboard, two rows at a time. Leave the “dividing” areas between the double counterrows intact if possible, to prevent the counters from shifting while they are cut.
