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StuntWoman

Just Jack

23 Aug 2016 5:09 p.m. PST

All,

It is 4 March 1952, and the forces of Hakuna and Matata are once again clashing at the eastern border, along the Mashandane River. Hakuna won the earlier battle, then both sides recoiled to regroup and reorganize. But now it is 1030 local time, and two forces of equal size are racing towards each other, looking to breakthrough the frontier and push deep into enemy territory.

Hakuna Baltimores pounce on Matata SU-100s.

While all hell breaks loose on the Hakuna right flank, where Fireflies and T-34s burn mere yards from each other. To see how the fight went, please check the blog at:
link

Some very quick and fun fights, and we look forward to more! That's all the batreps for now, though I do have a bunch of force stuff to post (all the Vietnam stuff lumped together in my Vietnam gaming post earlier this week). Having lots of fun, but too many projects, and I'm already jonesing for some more 15mm modern skirmish action.

V/R,
Jack

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