Like Team Yankee, you will build your armies with a set maximum total of Army points, so if you already have a TY army you will also have a strong Tanks TMA force.

Also, you will find the cards to use almost any Team Yankee vehicle you have in your collection, like TOW Humvee, British Chieftain or Scorpion, French AMX-30, German Leopard 1 and 2, Russian T55 or BMPSs. Three plastic tanks (one US Abrams and two Soviet T64s), some cardboard flat terrains like houses and woods, and all counters/dice you will need.

Inside the box, you find almost anything you need to play. Most importantly, you can teach the rules in 15 minutes even to your grandmother in law.

You can play almost everywhere since it needs a relatively small surface, and you can reuse your Team Yankee vehicles (or FOW ones, if you prefer the original Tanks, set in WW2 the rules are pretty the same). Its a fast, inexpensive set of rules (24 Dollars or 23 Euros) for tactical skirmishes. Tanks: The Modern Age (TMA) is a really good solution. They could be those teenager guys at the club still playing Warhammer 40K and lingering on something deeper or different, or your own kids whove seen you playing obscure rulesets like so difficult to understand when you dont know exactly what is happening on the table, but still wanting to play with daddy. However, if you are an aged wargamer in his thirties or forties, youll probably have been looking for a ruleset to play with younger players. Right now, you can play a lot of rulesets: every history age, from chariot warfare to modern skirmish, sci-fi, and fantasy, any scale from 6 mm to 1/48.

Tanks the modern age m1 vs. t-64-modern