10mm fighting WWII in the city.

[Norm]

Just setting up a 10mm game on 4" hexes with a cityscape based design. can Soviet forces re-capture the Power station?


http://battlefieldswarriors.blogspot.com/2019/08/city-fighting-in-10mm-on-hexes-tigers.html

[ronan]

Very nice !  ( you wrote you can move the whole thing... alone ? Is it heavy ?)

[Norm]

Hi, can't fine the 'alone' reference, but basically I was suggesting that if you play in a space that is borrowed - say the family dining table, then if the table is needed, this battlefield, sitting on a pinboard, is easy to lift and put to one side, you can even rest it on an ironing board, so anyone without a table, could even do just that.

[Steve J]

Great idea Norm and love the look of the battlefield. BUA combats suit small sized boards as somehow they look more in keeping with the table size.

[paulr]

 

[ronan]

Hi, can't fine the 'alone' reference, but basically I was suggesting that if you play in a space that is borrowed - say the family dining table, then if the table is needed, this battlefield, sitting on a pinboard, is easy to lift and put to one side, you can even rest it on an ironing board, so anyone without a table, could even do just that.

( I misunderstood and believed you move it alone.) It's  still a very good idea.

[Noktu]

I really enjoy the scenery! Looks great!

[Norm]

Thanks all. I have now played through the game,which was very enjoyable and anoter example of how a hge amount of game play can come out of such a small space. I will be posting up some pics and comments over the next couple of days.

[Techno]

Nice one, Norm !!

Cheers - Phil