Clash of Steel - Operational Unthinkable - British Vs German Starter set
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- We take a look at this interesting new game from Gale Force Nine, the game mechanics, the models kits and how it relates back to Flames of War and Team Yankee.
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Countries kept trying to make the tank autocannon work (AMX-30, MBT-70). Because as you said, on paper it's a great idea. But I heard it said somewhere "any target heavy enough to require the firepower of the autocannon over the co-ax MG, the crew are just going to shoot the main gun at anyway".
Yeah, maybe with active defences we will see canon come back.
This story was covered by a small board game "Red Flag" back in the 1980s.
This boxed set just gives us the "1946" toys to play with.
I thin there have been a lot of books and games covering this kind of alt. history.
Love the videos guys! The extra historical bits are fantastic. I've seen a few reviews question the Tigers being in the set. After playing a few games, I can say they do very well. They have the speed and firepower to capture objectives and eliminate your opponents light tanks. All while your big boys hold down the back.
Glad you like it.
A few things I've heard:
The centurion was type classified as a heavy cruiser tank, its replacement the FV201 (A45) (Better known as the universal tank) never came to fruition and the Centurion fleet ultimately replaced the Sherman fleet in the post war down scaling, however world war two vehicles such as Churchills, Comets, etc still were in use with BOAR forces until the adoption of the Chieftain tank. On a slightly related note, Britain only had the 105mm L7 in service less then six years and the gun hadn't been seen as a success.
The 20mm on the first production Centurions was replaced with a rifle calibre MG, the later MK2 redesigned the mantlet to the familiar coax MG we're used to.
Going to the Cromwell, the vehicles entered service with the 6pdr 57mm gun, however it was quickly noted its improved armour penetration didn't apply to longer ranges vs the 75 which replaced it, combined with a dramatically inferior anti infantry capability which was the primary combatant of the enemy.
Thanks for the info.
Love this content, keep it up! 🎉
Glad you like it mate.
South Africa I believe still uses the Centurion under the name of Olifant and I believe Israel still has some floating around in different roles
Nice.
The Centurion 1 and 3 had the Meteor engine, so the engine deck was the same. The different deck is for the Israeli Sho't Kal's from Team Yankee - these were updated with a more powerful American diesel, so required a new rear deck. Just a few other points - according to wiki the 32pdr gun fired a 32pd AP round, 32pd being the weight of the shell and could also fire APDS that could pen 200mm of armour, it doesn't say at what range that was but it could out pen both the 17pdr and 20pdr APDS rounds. Everything I've read tells me that the 2pdr, 6pdr, 17pdr etc etc is the weight of the shell, not the bursting charge. Also I've not heard of bursting charges in anti tank ap rounds, I've only heard of them being solid rounds that use kinetic energy, bursting charges were a thing for naval ap rounds. The 128mm gun on the Maus was the same as the JagdTiger, so the stats should be the same, in the game
Hmm that is a really interesting point about the AP rounds. That was how it worked for HE rounds - the AP rounds is then a really tenuous connection, because it is the size of the equivalent HE round with a bursting charge of X
Surprised by the alternate war scenario.
Yeah, like Team Yankee - its an alt history setting.
i want to take the objective system from this game, and combine it into auchtung panzer
Not a bad idea.
Is the plan to release unit cards so that we can use our existing collections? For the older vehicles I mean.
I assume there will be a card pack and an army book down the line. As of now, these kits contain a single formation option and all the associated cards, not just the ones they provide models for in this set.
Interested to see the Panther 8.8 if it's a turret upgrade sprue or they are replace the 2 old sprue which due to their age, are a bit sub optimal.
I am wondering the same thing - it is an older kit.
@ModellingforAdvantage Reviews will be much shorter if there's no Hull mg for you and JB to despair over. 😍... Personally I'm more bothered by the side skirts with the mould marks on the outside, I think the good set only fit the resin version.
Looks good. Battle report coming?
Of course.
Great review video as always guys 👍🏻
Thank you 🤗
Always like the mix of content review and historical context in these videos.
Its definitely our thing.
Thanks for the review. I have my preorder in for the game
Have fun!