"Battle of the Bulge Twin Villages 6mm Battle Report" Topic

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Charles the Modeller	20 Sep 2019 2:26 p.m. PST
I've posted an After Action Report on my blog allhellletloose.co.uk following an epic battle for the Elsenborn Heights above the twin villages of Krinkelt-Rocherath. It was an epic fight and went almost to the wire. Here's some pics to whet your appetite! Enjoy your gaming! CtM
Just Jack	21 Sep 2019 5:25 a.m. PST
Really beautiful looking game, I'm green (white?) with envy! It just so happens that I'm playing a portion of the Bulge in 6mm right now as well. I'm using Blitzkrieg Commander and having a great time, but nowhere near as pretty. The trees and villages are particularly lovely. And that was a helluva fight, glad to see the Yanks hold, albeit on the very last corner of the table! ;) On a side note, your Arnhem setup is even more impressive, absolutely jaw-dropping. Thanks for sharing, it's very inspirational. V/R, Jack
Lascaris	21 Sep 2019 7:14 a.m. PST
Really first rate. Thanks for posting!
Charles the Modeller	22 Sep 2019 1:49 a.m. PST
Hi guys thanks for the thumbs up! Just Jack the villages are from Brigade Models, and heresy I know, but are 2mm scale. I find when playing games at big scale – 1" is 100 yards and a stand is a platoon that having buildings closer to the ground scale helps visualise things better. The trees are scratch made and I posted on the blog a how to guide. They are simple and cheap to make. Appreciate the Arnhem feedback – again its 2mm scale for 6mm figures. I'll be posting more on that model as its finished and with photos of the participation game I'm running with it.