"Chain of Command Day in Marietta GA" Topic

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Microbiggie	09 Apr 2015 7:28 a.m. PST
So last week I ran a couple of Chain of Command games at Gigabites Café. We had first time CoC players for both. Matt had been interested in trying some different rules so he though CoC would work well with his ex Flames of War stuff so we set up a Grenadier vs US multi player game for the first one link And later I did a patrol scenario with my recently finished Aussie Militia and some Japanese SNLF link All enjoyed their first CoC experience and are busy planning for more games. Mark ‌Matt and William by mhluther, on Flickr ‌Blake's Shermans by mhluther, on Flickr ‌Moving through the field by mhluther, on Flickr ‌Diggers on the hill by mhluther, on Flickr ‌SNLF arrive by mhluther, on Flickr ‌And this charge fails by mhluther, on Flickr
Fried Flintstone	09 Apr 2015 5:38 p.m. PST
That's a lot of tanks for a CoC GA,e !
McKinstry	09 Apr 2015 6:09 p.m. PST
Gorgeous table as always.
Mad Guru	18 Apr 2015 9:07 p.m. PST
To echo what McKinstry said above, very nice looking terrain!