Bolt Action AAR, Death Valley II, 1250 pts
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- This mountainous battlefield is back by popular demand! This time the Brits are in deadly struggle with the Germans in the rugged hills of Sicily. Apologies for poor audio in the beginning.
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Hi, Just wanted to say we both are loving your work , Rex and I have both watched your Vids for ages and subscribe, but Ive made it a point to 'Like' all these physically as much as we really do! Now weve started putting our own battle reports up we know how nice it is for people to share there enjoyment and you deserve that!!
I enjoy that you have what i feel is an excellent balance of photo quality terrain with versatility and re-usability for more and more scenarios. Look forward to more soon! Dan
Valhalla Games fantastic! Thanks so much! More to come hopefully soon! Best of luck to you guys with your reports!
terrain is awesome! great job
A wonderful and atmospheric terrain, I do like your hills...and a great looking game!
Phil R thanks
tem video novo , ative o sininho ok , obrigado;
Where did you get your casualties minis from?
Caledonian Black Tree Design!
Artillery barrages randomly scatter in 2nd Ed instead of being placed by the oponent.
Volksgrenadiers fighting in Sicily? And troops in Sicily armed with Sturmgewehrs?
Not particularly historical. Still, it's a nice table.
Benjamin E sometimes as wargamers we must make do with the models we have. Glad it didn’t get past you, though! ;)
Benjamin E Ive got some 8th army and DAK soldiers in the works. Hopefully our mediterranean armies will start to look more and more realistic over time!
"Its not a bad rule" When referencing Tiger Fear is an absurd statement. That rule should not exist for anything but tigers OR vets can ignore it, in the way its written it is by far the best "Free" thing that any army can get.
Isaiah Campbell Actually it makes a lot of sense. There're thousands of US after action reports that mention Tiger tanks sightings all around the Western campaign. Funnily enough, when you cross data with where the Tiger units actually where, you realize the Americans only confronted them twice. Which means, Tiger Fear was so extended, US troops (veteran or not) irrationally thought that any Panzer IV H or Panther was actually a Tiger.
Sorry again for the Audio issues guys!