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Personal logo Extra Crispy Sponsoring Member of TMP06 Mar 2016 11:51 a.m. PST

Had a couple of lads over to the shop to have a lash at learning to play Team Yankee.

The Table:

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Soviets entered from the far end. Objective was to get to the industrial complex at the near end. I had no thought they could get there but it just helped to give some "shape" to learning the rules.

Soviets advanced full speed down the two main highways and then attempted to engage the M1s at reasonable ranges. Not a winning idea. Both platoons were pretty much wiped out at the cost of two M1s. The soviet flanking force never got through in time. Nor did the Su-25s ever make an appearance in four tries.

Overall everyone had a good time and we got a good sense of how the rules work. Points were 124 Soviet, 113 American. If i were to expect a competitive scenario I think the Soviets would need at least 50 more points.

It does seem the bigger the point size game you play the more it favors the Americans.

I'm going to try the same game solo with Fistful of TOWs III.

A platoon of M1s take on the T72s advancing down the road.

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US Infantry, Mortars and the HQ on the right flank

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Late game action T72s engage M1s

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Soviet Recon and Infantry attempt to flank the American position

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Mako1106 Mar 2016 3:56 p.m. PST

Nice looking table.

Your "cardboard" counters look superb too! ;-)

Personal logo Extra Crispy Sponsoring Member of TMP06 Mar 2016 4:33 p.m. PST

One of the lads brought his MicroArmor…next game will use counters…though I'm more and more tempted to try 3mm…

paulgenna07 Mar 2016 12:25 p.m. PST

You know the figs make it look good.

We did a 6mm recon engagement this weekend and had a blast. Couple younger players and they both said they had an excellent time.

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