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25: 54 They pass Ed their order test So they lose one pin They would be shooting on a is on a 5 for 1 pin long range

23:18 turrets moving on tanks counts as movement and trench is hard cover so kv1 firing would be a 6 for movement n hard cover

Your tables always look so good, it's such a pleasure to watch these reports!

Shouldn't the t34 failing order test move a full move backwards which would move it off table? At 24:06

Thanks for a great game guys. Lots of enthusiasm and fair play! Very cool terrain. Where did you get the buildings from? More content, please1

17:35 RIP French Military 😂 Great animations by the way!

It seems a little odd to me that it would be so easy for tanks to bog down while moving into a trench since many were made specifically to drive over them.

Where is the rule that's states you can pay to make Blackshirts fanatic? Thank you in advance

Reese ?

Hello I have many tanks and infantry in 1/72 scale. I am curious do I just half ranges and movements etc, while using these rules?

Gentlemen, lovely terrain, buildings/ruins, miniatures and vehicles. Your board and game are addictive eye-candy. Well done on the skill of the modeller's craft. You do the hobby proud. A good and very enjoyable game to watch. You both seemed to enjoy yourselves immensely and that enthusiasm came through clearly when watching this video which you posted. Thank you for taking the time and making the effort to share these videos with your fellow table-top wargamers. They are much appreciated. On an historical note, the Canadians likely never used A27 Cromwell cruiser tanks although the Polish 1st Armoured Division which was part of the Canadian First Army in NWE did use them in their Recce Squadrons. I've found some few (3) photos over the years of Cromwell tanks labelled as in Canadian service but these were likely mislabelled before being archived. Thanks again for sharing a most entertaining and (from a terrain and modelling aspect) inspiring game with us. Bravo to you both as you have indeed gone "over the top" in your craft and modelling achievements.

In close quarters; if the attacker moves over or around an obsticle, like soft cover bushes or around, you fight simultanously. Second round in close quaters and onwards are always simultaneuos

@29:10 if your firing the lmg one man acts as a loader and thus doesn’t get to shoot his rifle. If they are the same squad as the ones at 2:29 then you would get 4 shots from the lmg 2 shots from the smg nco not counting movement due to the assault rule from sub machine guns and 2 shots from the rifles that aren’t loaders. I know it largely means nothing in the long run as they failed the moral check for losing half the squad but unfortunately I recently passed the BAR (browning automatic rifle) exam and have since become a rules lawer lol jk.

You need a static cam. Shaky hand cam is not watchable

Rally order ignores pins guys

If you rally you ignore pin markers so your 1st leutenant should have rallied.

Cool battle report. Now I'm building my AP Starter.

In A Bridge Too Far Brigadier General James Gavin was played by Ryan O'Neal. Elliot Gould played Colonel Robert Stout.

So glad to see y’all playing through the new Italy campaign books. Some of the best books imo. Avanti savoia!

Not sure here but when you did the flame thrower hits in the building you rolled for kills and you said "Same as usual for hits" , and you only counted over 4 hits, but the flame thrower hits harder than a "normal" "to kill" roll. I think it's +3 (or maybe a +2, cant recall😂) I think you should have killed on a 1 up not 4 for regular and a 2 up for veterans. Flamethrowers basically , if they hit you're going to burn!! 😂 Don't forget the flame thrower already has to hit first , then roll a high d6 to get enough in the one hit , so the "to kill" roll is only fair it's a fairly easy kill.

Good game, awesome terrain! I never seen anyone rollas many 5s or 6s than the Germans and still lose the game lol. You didn’t play the Tiger Fear rule which could have helped the Germans. Gavin was played by Ryan O Neal. Elliot Gould played Col. Sink.

Just started playing, and I really enjoy watching your bat reps. Can I ask where you're sourcing your buildings? Are you printing them yourself, or are they purchased fron someone? Keep doing this because you really have a great channel, even if there aren't many followers ! I've told everyone in my gaming group about your channel, and most of them have already joined! Game on !😊

Great battle report, thanks for sharing. I have played this scenario too and it was a solid win for the Americans as well. A difficult scenario for the Germans I think.

Great to see another bat rep! Glad your back and looking forward to see what else you've got in store

Oh noooo! The opening music hahahaha. Awesome video pat! I've played this mission before and it's loads of fun, glad to see you guys had a great time too!

So another great report!!! Also liked how every roll was described so people new can follow and learn the game as well. Maybe use a dice tray as where you were rolling that big tree was always blocking some of the rolls. The dice really abandoned you there near the end!!!

He's back!!

Awesome update! Very nice progress! Keep at it!

I was wondering what happened with the Stalingrad campaign! Glad to hear it's still in the works. Great work on this Germans! Mixing in the DAK stuff is a great idea. The helmets and heads from that set are the best German ones Warlord make. Glad you've got the LMG firing! That's always way better.

I always enjoy your videos. The Stalingrad series was my favorite Bolt Action series ever. Thanks

Great to see the collection expand, excited to see battle reports in the future!

Where did you get the battlemat?

Great game and I love the board. Where did the train and buildings come from?

Canadians in Normandy is one of my future projects. Thanks for sharing.

Bit late to the party on this one - great BatRep! Quick question: what are the grey rings around the German NCO and HQ models? It's a nice way to mark them

Such a great looking table man, great stuff!

In the nebelwefer/ multiple rocket launcher attacks the additional targets rolled for are within 6" of the original 3 " template ( heavy mortar ) not 6" from the target. We had to make a 9" diameter burst area for our group. One game had a 12 man squad in a straight line almost 24" across .6" from any part of that UNIT not the original 3" template covered 2 square feet in size on the table. .... LOL .Great looking table and terrain

great looking teams and terrain, definitely subscribing to see more!

Such an entertaining video

Great looking models and table, quite the match between some heavy hitting squads!

Thanks for hosting sir! Awesome game that came down to the wire

good news. Lokkin forward to it!!👍

Great looking terrain. Could I please check where you got the terrain mat from?

Lovely figures and vehicles. I am very much looking forward to seeing your Italian and Normandy games when you've got all your ducks in a row. Don't forget the fighting in Belgium and the Netherlands too. There are some very good battles in those Low Countries which make excellent inspiration for table-top games. Thank you for posting the update. Cheers and good gaming. Rod Robertson.

That game table is the bees' knees

That‘s a cool looking Army 👍

Oh Canada! My 1st WW2 army for Chain of Command. They should put Tim Hortons coupon in each box,

These are awesome. Can't wait for the next chapter in the Stalingrad saga.

Nice vid! How many points games this tournament was?

Nice looking game, the table is splendid (love the market)!