Game 5 table 4 on the 29 Lets Go PSC.
Time to secure the right flank before moving onto the final objective.
The US troops got most of the Germans to deploy and then hit them with 5 phases of a bombardment, this along with dome devastating US firepower won the table for them.
Todays game is What a Cowboy, hosted by @GlenbrookGames in order to say Au Revoir to our good friend Mark Emms, he's moving to Aberdeen, which is a hell of a commute to Cardiff 馃槼馃槀
Today it's campaign turn 4 on table 3, in the 29 Lets Go psc for Chain of Command.
A flanking attack on St Germain du Pert, lots of open ground to cover for those poor yanks! 馃槼
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Today, I have been mostly making teeny tiny Jump Off Points for my 15mm games.
They're only 20mm across, so a bit more room for deployment if like me, you measure from the centre of the JOP 馃憤
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Our game in progress at Clotted Lard Exeter this weekend just gone.
Two hard fought sessions, with the allies (defending) just hedging it.
Game very loosely based on Leros 1943.
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More photos of last nights game of Soldiers of Napoleon, a small action involving 2 brigades on each side, with @geofftbond commanding the Allies.
I must have been distracted by reading the rules/running the game, because the Allies won the day 馃槴
After about 3 phases he rolls triple 6 and it's game over.
I lost the game without a single casualty 馃槀
Colonel Goode must have lost his bottle and called the attack off.
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Love it when I have a day off and new reading material shows up, cheers @DarkinDes

























































