I myself have four copies, I have just discovered. Because of format limitations and contract differences, GDW's publication of SNO never transpired. Afterwards, a discussion arose at GDW as to whether the 1941 game should be on the African or the Russian campaign. However, it appears that my worries were entirely unfounded and that 1941 is a distinctive interpretation of Great Patriotic War military operations unto itself. Physically, the game is up to GDW's typically high graphic standards.
All components are attractive and functional, with the possible exception of the box itself.
The Series 120 box size is smaller than a standard bookshelf size, and the extra-stiff mapsheet suffers many folds and a warping bend, in order to fit. A flat playing service is not readily possible when it issues from such a womb. Another thing about the 1941 box that I don't like is its art. Mr. Hentz's drawing is as cluttered, chopped, and ugly as was that of GDW's 1940. Crowded into the scene is a veritable museum of militaria and one rather grotesque character.