Another visit to Arabianknight’s bunker, saw us lining up
tanks for our third play-test of the Hell Hath No Fury rules from Two Hour Wargames. Previously we’d practised manoeuvring, gunnery and the reaction
system, initially with a couple of tanks apiece and then in slightly larger
platoons or groups. For this session we added in the final ingredient -
applying personal attributes to our lead tank commander and his crew.
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Showing posts with label WW2 Tank. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WW2 Tank. Show all posts
Thursday, 12 February 2015
Tuesday, 3 February 2015
Tiger on patrol
As mentioned in my prelude our second test game of Hell
Hath No Fury, Return to Fury, I’d made an abortive attempt to quickly assemble and
deploy a German Tiger 1 tank from The Plastic Soldier Company. So, lesson learned, I scheduled some dedicated modeling time and set about the three remaining tanks.
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