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What sort of scale? The really nitty-gritty stuff (1:50,000 or smaller) is like hen's teeth in my experience, but you can get stuff like 1:250,000. There's an American series of maps called N501 at 1:250,000. I believe they're from the early 50s but that's close enough IMO: N501 maps The city of Kur...

They're pretty abstract. If you didn't tell me they signified dug in troops, I wouldn't guess. If you want a marker you can just place next to a stand, what about the FoW-style ones that are like three walls of sandbags? They're not very realistic, but it's pretty obvious what they represent. Person...

Very nice work mate.

I've got an old Powershot G10. It's a good little camera, second hand ones seem to go in the £50-100 range. Mine was a freebie from my father-in-law who's in the RPS , so if it's good enough for him it's definitely good enough for me! https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/512oLlcl35L._SR500,500_.jpg O...

Plenty of 20th century gaming going on for me, but not a lot of painting. I did recently do some more WW2 partisans and a couple of bits and pieces for the rear-echelon Germans to face them. The guys with the MG-30(t)s were fun to convert, basically Germans with Bren guns. I also did some lists and ...

I've been very slow to get these online, but here are a few snaps I took during the game. I was given the US Airborne sector out west on the Cotentin Peninsular, supporting the adjacent landings at Utah. Due to the sheer length of the table I wasn't able to keep a close eye on how things were develo...

width of the beaten zone given as 2 mills which at 600m is about 1m and about 2m at 1500m 2 mils would be 3m at 1500m. Bear in mind that unless you're talking a single gun firing a fixed line your beaten zone will be substantially bigger. A pair of guns traversing back and forth can suppress an are...

So I guess the first question is : do your rules even allow your machine guns FPL fire as its called in moderns or as far as I can understand it in the past (and present) Graving", "Grazing Fire" or Fixed line fire. Obviously our rules Have it and Phil Barkers 1925 to 1950 ruels has it. Despite som...

It has occurred to me that war gamer's, particularly those not in competition never talk about tactics and their implementation in there chosen rule set. mainly the talk is about models not how they behave on the table top. Why is that? I'm not sure I agree with that. I'm on forums and FB groups wh...

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Wed May 15, 2019 11:06 pm

How did you resolve the lack of match up in gun and gunner?

I just cut the mounting post shorter! The figure comes with the right arm cast with the body and a separate left arm, so just moving the arms wouldn't have been easy. I like easy.