"6mm WW2 East Front on small table on blog " Topic
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| Shaun Travers | 20 Oct 2016 1:17 p.m. PST |
After trying out a few games of FiveCore skirmish, it was time to move to where I really wanted to play – FiveCore Company Command. I used 6mm on a small table (20"x30") and solo played a scenario from the excellent Vzyama or Bust (1941 East Front). It was one of the scenarios I did not get to play when I ran a campaign using the book a few years ago. The battle report can be found here: link The AAR got a little out of control and has lots of pictures and text. I did enjoy the game but as I say at the end of the report, Company Command is a step up from skirmish in the diversity of stuff on the table and so I found I was looking at the rules more than I would have thought. A few more games and I can see it will all be embedded in my head. I already have the next scenario from Vzyama or Bust lined up ready to play. A shot of the Soviet armour entering through the village.
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| HidaSeku | 20 Oct 2016 1:33 p.m. PST |
Great AAR! I enjoyed reading it. Seemed like a really tense back and forth. I've been interested in FiveCore Company Command and this AAR really makes it seem like the rules give a good game! |
| RetroBoom | 20 Oct 2016 5:20 p.m. PST |
FiveCore CC is one of my favorite games ever. You'll probably have everything memorized by the end of your next game. :) |
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