"Poland 39 Chain of Command games" Topic

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Microbiggie	21 Nov 2014 7:33 a.m. PST
I had some mates up from Florida and they wanted to try out CoC with their 20mm early war minis. So we ran a couple of games. The first one was a basic Patrol scenario to get the hang of the rules and the second one was a bit more involved and included some SdKfz 222s, a tankette and some Polish cavalry. Link to flickr set: link ‌Poles failed to get inside the house before the Germans charged by mhluther, on Flickr ‌Sdkfz 222s by mhluther, on Flickr ‌Tankette pulls back after spotting the 222 by mhluther, on Flickr ‌Where did that tankette go? by mhluther, on Flickr ‌German section moves to the edge of the wheat with the idea that the armored car will cover theri advance by mhluther, on Flickr Mark
Bill Slavin	21 Nov 2014 7:42 a.m. PST
Really nice looking kit, as always. I especially like the fields with the low-growing lines of crops. Beautifully done!
scrivs	21 Nov 2014 8:41 a.m. PST
That really does look some excellent terrain you are playing on.
45thdiv	21 Nov 2014 9:21 a.m. PST
Really like the look of your table set up.
goragrad	21 Nov 2014 1:32 p.m. PST
Interesting and looks good!
Mr Pumblechook	21 Nov 2014 4:55 p.m. PST
Very nice setup. I'm curious how you made the lower fields? Segments of towel redyed? I'm also very pleased to see the counters I made in PDF being used. (I'm working on a version two though, with Covering Fire markers the right width and some other tweaks)
Microbiggie	21 Nov 2014 6:44 p.m. PST
The fields with rows of greens are made pretty simple. Brown fabric with some earthy overspray colors and then some foliage foam glued in rows. The thin fabric base allows it to be spray glued across the rolling terrain easily. This set up was on top of the same topography that I use for the 6mm IABSM Kursk game that we played the day before. So all this can be set up pretty quickly.
wargamer6	23 Nov 2014 4:01 a.m. PST
What a wonderful early war game. The scenary is spot on and so are the models, unlike a lot of the generic scenery you see these days this looks authentically Polish. I can see a lot of effort went into making the game look right . Thanks for posting these pictures they are really inspiring.
War Panda	24 Nov 2014 1:28 p.m. PST
Wow…beautiful terrain and pics…I'm so used to seeing hedge rows but this really gives a real eastern euro feel…thanks for posting
Weasel	25 Nov 2014 9:49 a.m. PST
Lovely table and always love seeing some 1939

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