Game 3 was vs Paul Goldstone he was using the army he ran last year a German reserves (old men on bicycles) army backed up by a Tiger 1. last year the tiger walked all over me this time I was determined for it to be different.
As order dice were drawn for deployment luckily I got the last dice so my Sherman could avoid the tiger and cause havoc on the left flank. |
The rest of the army kept the Tiger 1 busy the half track was first to die. My AT gun put round after round into it doing no more then just pinning it. |
Although the tiger was dead Paul's mortar killed off my Vet infantry in revenge and there were still panzerfausts lurking around. |
The game ended with Paul conceding as he had very little left and I had 3 of the 4 objectives secured. |
As usual with Paul a good game was had very laid back and relaxed.
Game 4 was vs Reg Newell. I hadn't played him before its good to meet a new face at the table. He was running British infantry backed by a Churchill VII.
Most of our forces where at this side of the table. |
The Churchill, mortar and forward artillery observer wait for a Juicy target to present itself. |
My men advanced under fire from sniper, MG and mortar fire but pressed on. |
Meanwhile my men hold their ground killing off his observer. And my Sherman finally managed to kill something. |
The Churchill was dead even though I had an immobilized tank with a jammed turret I still got it. |
I was also browsing all of Scott Bowman's fine wares of his Paraparaumu Beach Pharmacy Hobby corner which he had set up for the weekend at the hall. So got myself a M26 Pershing heavy tank for my Yanks so they have a bit more punch. I managed to sell quite a bit on the bring and buy table as well so a good weekend all round.
Well done on the best painted army John, and a good prize too with the IS-2 tank
ReplyDeleteThanks Mark it will indeed especially if we do another team gave vs Warren and Andrew with their Panther tanks lol.
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