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Hoth_902
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Post by Hoth_902 »

Thanks for all for your kind words.

Paul,
I am learning what I am happy with. Its taken me a little bit figure that out. What i do know, as long as I don't look through a macro lens, I am really happy with my current skill level. I also know that I will improve.

As for relocation, it may happen next year. There is chance of moving too Charleston but nothing is firm at the moment...

Cama,
I will definetly take your advise and do a wash over the vehicles. Seal with clear coat...decals..then wash...then dull coat.
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Hoth902,

When you get out East let us know. Several of us live in Florida and game periodically. Would enjoy having you game with us one time. Also in July, Historicon takes place in Virginia and it is massive.

Regards,

Paul

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Paul,
When I get back east, I will definetly let you know.. Also thanks for the offer, hopefully I can take you up on it in the near future. Till then, I will work on building my army.

As for hisorcon, I am hoping to make it there this year even if I am not permanently back east. Will let you know if I make it.
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Post by paul »

I'm hoping to make Historicon again this year. The last two years I have been able to get there and it has been great. My youngest has enjoyed being a part as well.

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Post by kgpanzer »

I would enjoy sitting in on one of you all's game sometime
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Post by KILLroy1978 »

here are some dismounted cavalry I completed recently.

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Post by RedLeif »

ACW painting Very Nice!!!

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Post by panzergator »

Hoth, impressive looking stuff.

I have to watch the collecting and painting detail, too. It plays too much to my OCD.

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Post by panzergator »

After looking at about thirty pages of this thread, starting from 271 back, I can see I will have to up my game at painting. For those of you who paint the figures, I certainly admire your patience, not to mention your eyesight. Well done, ALL!

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panzergator,

Thanks for the compliment. I am an engineer by trade and with that comes OCD. I obsess on detail and have learned over the last year that I need to tone it down a tad. That is, if I ever want pieces that are finished and ready to use on an actual board.
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Argentinian TAM Tank

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I put together 5 TAM tanks tonight. These are the medium tanks used by the Argentinian Army. The vehicle is based on the Marder APC with a turret that is based on the Leopard 1A4.

To make these I used GHW Marders (N41) and turrets from GHQ Leopard 1A4s (N72). In reality the turret on the TAM has a slightly different shape to the back half of the turret, but the standard GHQ Leopard 1A4 is close enough in my opinion.

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Full size images on my Micro Armor blog.
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Post by BattlerBritain »

Thought I'd post some shots of a Normandy battle I started earlier this year whilst trying out some new rules I was writing.

It's for the battle of Epsom, where 15th Scottish Infantry Division attacked with 2 Brigades of Infantry with lots of tank and arty support.

I've uploaded pictures to photobucket (not the best photo hoster I admit) and created a 'Story' for it so lets see how this link works and what it shows:
http://s43.photobucket.com/user/Battler ... psom/story

Some individual photos:
The map:
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44th Lowland Brigade HQ + x2 Inf Battalions waiting to enter the map
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SS Battalion defending St Manvieu:
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Brits advancing:
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St Manvieu battle in progress:
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Happy Christmas,

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Post by paul »

Nice use of the street map. How are the rules playing for you?

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Post by BattlerBritain »

The rules are getting there.

I've got a problem with tracking ammo usage as I want to model the fact that stands can't just blat away all day without a thought on re-supplying at some time.

I was using an ammo marker at BnHQ for each turn any stand in the Bn fired, but it doesn't really model the fact that some stands fire a lot and some don't. So I'll have a think over Christmas (and a few beers) and see what pops in to my head. :)

I might also want to simplify some things to speed things up. FFOT3 is in that vein but some things in FFOT3 are a bit too simplified for me.

If I ever finish them I may post them somewhere but I'd also have to remove some bits in case it compromises copyright, eg the FFOT3 anti-tank values I use, although I don't directly copy them.

I've also seen that others are making rules similar to the ones I'm making, eg Operation Dauntless rules for a new boardgame are similar in scale and turn time but use different AT and Infantry combat rules.

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Post by chrisswim »

I have posted a bunch of pic of my war room, my desks and tables, and micro armor on FB.
https://www.facebook.com/chrisswim2
Chris

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