French 1/72nd LeO 451

Off the table for my 20mm French Army a ground attack bomber to knock out some Bosch armoured columns...I hope!

Ambush in the woods

A few pics of a game over Christmas with Unlucky Generals 1940 Germans and my Belgian Chasseur Ardennais. The German Recon batn were to breech the gap for the armour to charge through and off the table......that was the plan anyway....

the front line, two bunkers , wire and a fortlet

the second line of defence, two AT guns and a T15

two French FT17 and one AT gun, various Belgians dug in

Last line of defence two british vickers

The German recon arrive at the fortlet

Heavy A/C coy arrive

and the MC coy 

they clear the defensive position allowing the support to arrive

they exploit the gap

A At rifle does its job

the heavy armour arrives

a counter attack causes a traffic jam, the sacrifice buys time

The Germans failed to get off the table in their allotted turns, result Draw, Unlucky General was afraid of the 47mm AT guns making him too cautious. A rematch will occur in Feb!

cheers

Matt

"Defend the Gap"

A few pics of the club ww2 game on the weekend,  Boyd ran out his BEF (which is his latest project) along with some support from Ian's BEF and my Belgian Ardennes Rifles batn,  and Greg used his 1940 German collection, the rest of the pics and a battle report will be on my ww2 blog Kampfgruppe Willow on the side bar.

impotent Pierre, who managed to fly over twice and not spot a thing........ I see nothing!!!!!

NW Europe 1944

On the weekend we played a Rapid Fire 20mm game, and I didn't supply a single figure and only the telegraph poles and some entrenchments and wire so a light load to transport for once. I managed to take eighty odd pictures so i have selected a few of my favourites for veiwing.