AARs: Show Us Yer Games!

[Dog Smack]

mluther,
Awesome pictures! Always like seeing your battle reports. Your terrain is always very cinematic! Thanks for the pics.

Steve

[mluther]

Steve,
You need to make a game some time. I'm doing a Kursk game this Saturday in Marietta. (if its July its gotta be Kursk)
Thanks,
Mark

[pibber]

Hello mluther !
Great looking wargaming landscape !
Congratulations !
Thank you for sharing.

[Dog Smack]

Steve,
You need to make a game some time. I'm doing a Kursk game this Saturday in Marietta. (if its July its gotta be Kursk)
Thanks,
Mark

Can't make it this weekend unfortunately, I expect to see a full AAR from your battle! As always your terrain and miniatures are exceptionally well done. And yes July is always a good month to fight a Kirdk engagement.

Steve

[mluther]

And here it is:
Folks wanted a tank bash so I went with the Kampfgruppe Stachwitz vs 6th Tank Corps action near Verkhnopenye on July 10, 1943. The game starts very early in the morning with the mixed task force of KG Stachwitz from the Grossdeutschland Div moving on to some higher ground after learning of a large concentration of Soviet tanks to the southwest.
flickr link:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/6mmgaming ... 4113233144
Fire started in the grass by Mark Luther, on Flickr

Close but not quite. by Mark Luther, on Flickr

Mark
Panzers advance by Mark Luther, on Flickr

[pmskaar]

Hi Mark

That is a fantastic looking game .... as always! In some of the shots I almost feel that I am really there and not looking at a tiny 6mm game. Great!

Pete

[pmskaar]

Here are a few pictures from a game that I ran on August 1st at Imperial Outpost Games in Glendale, Arizona.
The rules are Mein Panzer by ODGW and the setting is North Africa in the summer of 1942.


Battlefield viewed from the north. These are the opening moves of turn 1.


Crusaders move up the hill to engage the Panzer IVs to their front.


Grants on the move. They were on the north section of the battlefield.

Hope you enjoy the pictures,
Pete

[pmskaar]

Hi Cama and Thomas

Thanks very much for your very nice comments. These pictures were from a game we did on August 1st. We actually had 8 players plus Bob Benge from ODGW and me as moderators.
I will see if I can get some more pictures posted in the future.

Pete

[pmskaar]

Hey Gang

Here is my full AAR from our Game on August 1, 2015.

Link to AAR

[pmskaar]

Hi Cama

Thanks very much! It was a great game and I think everyone had fun.

Pete

[Begemot]

Pete,

Very nice AAR. I look forward to seeing more of these from you in future.

[pmskaar]

Hi Begemot

Thanks very much! I will try to run more games in the future and have good pictures for any AARs that I do.

Pete

[Ragnar65]

And here it is:
Folks wanted a tank bash so I went with the Kampfgruppe Stachwitz vs 6th Tank Corps action near Verkhnopenye on July 10, 1943. The game starts very early in the morning with the mixed task force of KG Stachwitz from the Grossdeutschland Div moving on to some higher ground after learning of a large concentration of Soviet tanks to the southwest.
flickr link:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/6mmgaming ... 4113233144
Fire started in the grass by Mark Luther, on Flickr

Close but not quite. by Mark Luther, on Flickr

Mark
Panzers advance by Mark Luther, on Flickr

Great pics, pal! How did you make that hilly terrain? Is it permanently sculpted oder a mat with stuff underneath?

[mluther]

Ragnar, --


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PostPosted: Fri Nov 14, 2014 8:21 am Post subject: Reply with quote


A few years ago I made a flickr set on setting up tables.
I am really going for a cheap, easily transportable way to do decent looking terrain. Not a detailed as permanent boards, but able to show various terrain types with some depth and texture.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/6mmgaming ... 232621753/
Thanks for the comments,
From November
(Its getting so I just copy and paste this reply)

Thanks,
Mark