"Taking the Gembloux Gap – Battle 1" Topic
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 Whirlwind  | 15 Nov 2022 4:28 p.m. PST |
Please see link for a refight of the first scenario in the Too Fat Lardies' Taking the Gembloux Gap pint-sized campaign set in 1940, using the "Farquhar Variant" rules and 6mm figures from a variety of manufacturers as the advancing Germans try to break through French positions in Belgium.
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| Joe Legan | 15 Nov 2022 5:33 p.m. PST |
Beautiful table. You are really drawing me into 6mm.
Am not familiar with the threat generation system. Have you considered TFLs Platoon Forward to generate the opfor? Truth in lending I wrote it so I think it is pretty good. Joe Ps agree the french lmg should be treated as a bar. |
| Whirlwind | 15 Nov 2022 11:47 p.m. PST |
Thanks Joe. I think I have a copy of Platoon Forward somewhere, will have a look at it |
| Big Red | 16 Nov 2022 6:01 a.m. PST |
Great looking game and nice AAR. |
| Joe Legan | 16 Nov 2022 5:24 p.m. PST |
See if it helps. If you use the patrol phase for CoC I wrote up an article in a lardy special on how to use PF with that phase.
Any questions let me know. It might not help you but it might be the ticket.
Again great table.
Cheers
Joe |
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