"6mm Action east of Budapest 11/1944" Topic
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| Microbiggie | 28 Sep 2024 9:50 a.m. PST |
This was based on an action that occurred on November 4, 1944 to the east of Pest in the village of Felsohalom. In this case the Soviet 4th Guards Mech Brig had taken the high ground and was holding it with 4 76mm ATGs, an infantry company (7 sections), 2 Maxim MMGs, and a pair of ATRs. They were not dug in but were able to use terrain to conceal themselves. Reinforcements consisting of a T34/85 plat and a pla of SMG armed tank riders were expected. The Russians could be deployed up to the edge of the village and down to the RR track. The village and center of the table is higher than the ground to the left. Axis had a company of Hungarian infantry, 5 Zrinyi assault guns, a Turan II and a Nimrod. Also a grenadier platoon from the Feldherrnhalle with 2 MMG teams Unfortunately we had to pack up before the Russian reinforcements arrived. 6mm minis and I Ain't Been Shot Mum rules played at GigaBites Cafe in Marietta GA
The idea for this scenario came from the massive Armoured Warfare in the Battle for Budapest book by Norbert Szamveber The pattern in this campaign seems to be a Soviet attack takes a position The Axis counterattack and retake the position. Then the Axis must usually retreat to keep their flanks secure or a lack of reserves prevents them from holding the ground.
The full AAR link here-Be sure to click on the pics for descriptions: link
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| Captain Pete | 28 Sep 2024 6:40 p.m. PST |
That is another great looking game and great AAR with the blow by blow on the captions in the pictures. I really enjoy seeing your games, Mark, and appreciate the effort you put into making challenging and interesting scenarios. |
| Sydney Gamer | 28 Sep 2024 8:25 p.m. PST |
Totally agree with Captain Pete. Amazing looking game! |
Mark 1  | 30 Sep 2024 6:27 p.m. PST |
Saw this posted in the forum. Waited until the day was done, so I could relax, put my feet up, and enjoy an un-hurried read-through. Better than a gaming magazine. Better even than most game-oriented YouTube videos. Truly a great write-up of a very well managed scenario, and what a feast for the eye! Very well done, Mark. |
| Microbiggie | 01 Oct 2024 10:42 a.m. PST |
Thanks, guys. I do like the GHQ models of Hungarian vehicles.
Mark |
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