A battle report by Robert is available at Alleys of Distraction blog
More pics to follow...
Sunday, 27 April 2014
WW2 in 20mm.
An afternoon of gaming with an early war scenario in 20mm (Figures by James and Dudley).
The British (Dudley and I) had to link up with the French (Chris) on the far side of the river.Meanwhile the Germans (The other Chris) were trying to prevent this and knock the French out.
The rules were home brew by James and worked well amply illustrating the lack of effective penetration of early WW2 fighting vehicles.
During the game the British had to blow 1 bridge but barely held the second to allow the reinforcements to get across the river.
The British (Dudley and I) had to link up with the French (Chris) on the far side of the river.Meanwhile the Germans (The other Chris) were trying to prevent this and knock the French out.
The rules were home brew by James and worked well amply illustrating the lack of effective penetration of early WW2 fighting vehicles.
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| Old WW1 AC scouts the road |
During the game the British had to blow 1 bridge but barely held the second to allow the reinforcements to get across the river.
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| View from French lines with one bridge blown |
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| The Germans occupy a farm, in preparation for an assault on the french |
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| German Recce |
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| The French lines |
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