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Not TFL but have played both FoW and Battlegroup in 6mm. Changed all measurements to cm, don't  be tempted to use any multiples if you do. Imperial measurements (no change) should work. Basing - with 10mm you can base individual figures - I use old board game counters which I have lots of, but 12.5 MDF counters would also work. I would take the approach we used with WRG 2-6 Ancients and base as 4's, 3's, 2's and 1's so a British section for CoC could be 1 base of 4, 1 of 2 (Bren) another of 2, and 2 signletons - the Cpl and a rifleman. For Sharpe Practice units are 12's if I recall, so 1 or 2 4's 2 x1 an a 2.

Hope that helps

Has anybody successfully adapted the likes of Chain of Command or Sharp Practice for 10mm.

T.F.L. games have a few common core mechanisms.
I've found individual basing (and sometimes formation bases) to be the biggest difficulty in using 10m with the rules.

Has anybody devised some cunning "thinking outside the box" solutions?

yes my mistake. an item with 0 quantity that block order

The Basket is working as normal, have you completed all of the red boxes (name/address/etc) and then ticked the box?

John, I don't get football, but so what.

Look like it's still not possible to made any order.
the  pay online button doesn't work!

Very good, though I admit at first glance I thought the guy with the binoculars was just sitting back with a cuppa.

Nightmare! I had considered sorting them all into little baggies but the risk of damage on already painted ones is higher then. And it's more faff to fish them out of the wee bags as needed!

This sounds intriguing- we have used FFoL for cowboys, but have been thinking about other eras, and WWII could certainly be one of them