SILENT WAR 2.0 STORAGE GUIDE

READING A BIN CODE

TRAY COLOUR + CHANNEL LETTER + BIN NUMBER. WHITE B12 = WHITE TRAY, CHANNEL B, BIN 12 (SEP 1943).

• WHITE TRAY US SUBMARINES BY ARRIVAL MONTH, PLUS BRITISH, DUTCH/FRENCH AND ENEMY SUBS
• RED TRAY IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY SHIPS AND MARKERS
• BLUE TRAY WAR MIX (THE SHALLOW TOP TRAY)
• SHELF A / SHELF B DICE, TDC, TENDERS, DAMAGED, SPOTTED, WEATHER

SIDES: US · IJN · BRITISH · DUTCH · FRENCH · GERMAN · ITALIAN · MARKER (SHARED MARKERS).

FINDING A BIN

• WHITE AND RED TRAYS: CHANNEL LETTERS A–E ARE ENGRAVED ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE CLOSED END. BIN 1 IS AT THE CLOSED END; NUMBERS COUNT TOWARD THE OPEN END, WHERE THE LID SLIDES IN.
• BLUE TRAY: COLUMN LETTERS A–H SIT AT THE TOP OF EACH COLUMN. WELL 1 IS AT THE TOP.
• EXTRA BINS ARE SPARE ROOM FOR ANY COUNTER FROM THAT TRAY.
• IF YOUR ORGANIZER HAS LID MAP STICKERS, THEY SHOW EVERY BIN.
• REPLACEMENT SHEET: COUNTERS FROM COMPASS'S REPLACEMENT SHEET ARE MARKED IN THE SETUP LIST. THE ORGANIZER HOLDS THE REPLACEMENTS; THE ORIGINALS THEY REPLACE ARE NOT STORED, SO DISCARD THEM OR KEEP THEM AS SPARES.