"Through the Ardennes. Martelange, Bodange. 10 May 1940" Topic

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mgk4167	26 May 2019 11:46 p.m. PST
Another scenario in my growing series depicting the Belgian experience in their 18-day campaign in 1940. This one covers the German 1st Panzer Division's advance through the eastern part of Belgian, including the heroic Belgian resistance at Bodange. A full write up is at: link
Rich Bliss	27 May 2019 11:17 a.m. PST
Always good to see your work.
Kropotkin303	27 May 2019 2:21 p.m. PST
Hi MGK, I've seen a few of your games here and am really impressed by your modular terrain. In my opinion it is pretty unique and very good to represent a battlefield. The villages look good and I remember seeing your city with a paratroop attack. Would love to see a tutorial on how you do your terrain.
mgk4167	27 May 2019 3:14 p.m. PST
Kropotkin303 Thank you very much for your comments and praise for my modular terrain. It fulfills for me the triad that is always in tension between modularity, representation and ease of play. It does take awhile to set up, but I enjoy modelling terrain as much as I do modelling troops; if you paint helmet decals on 20mm troops then you will have the necessary patience. I'll take some photos of the individual pieces that should help explain how I make the system and post in a few days. Thanks Michael
D A THB	27 May 2019 5:34 p.m. PST
I sometimes look at your work and wish I'd stuck to that scale. Imagine the time I would now have to play with the models rather than endlessly chasing 15mm and 28mm versions and having to keep painting over and over.
mgk4167	27 May 2019 6:41 p.m. PST
There are few virtues attached to being stubborn, but sticking with the one scale is certainly one of them!
Legion 4	28 May 2019 2:01 p.m. PST
WOW !!!!
French Wargame Holidays	30 May 2019 1:44 a.m. PST
Great stuff, I do enjoy the Belgian games and have written a few scenarios myself and played Bondage twice. One of our club games link Cheers Matt
Thomas Thomas	24 Jun 2019 2:28 p.m. PST
Every WWII gamer should have a basic collection of 20mm vehicles and equipment. That way you are set up to play any WWII game – not just the marketing monsters that dominate 15mm & 28mm. 20mm makes a great universal scale that we can all have an inexpensive basic collection of allowing us to play lots of different WWII games. TomT