No, you are mixing up the systems – that is what happened to the larger-scale game set utilising the same setting. It was written by Rick Priestley and called World War Master – the official figures were of heroic 8mm scale. It never caught on with the majority of the players, but there is a small group of older gamers who claim it to be more balanced and tactically challenging than the basic World War II.
There are also some other less succesful games in the same setting, such as World War Quest, which featured joint Allied strike team (consisting of such characters as Englander commando, Yankee para, Commie partisan, Gurkha and Liberte poet with baquette) raiding through underground Nazi bunkers, looting treasures and shooting up everyone they meet.
Most ignored of those specialist games had to be that Jeep-beep game, which consisted of small groups of LRDG and Afrika Korps driving fast around the desert, shooting all over the place and looting jerry cans and other scrap.[/b]
