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Might I suggest ospreys men at arms boom 141…napoleons line infantry …

basically it it boils down to regimental preference … there is no one size fits all answer you need to look at the regiments in question.

As said above turrets normally have a 360deg arc unless jammed (damage table result)

i say normally because some turrets have limited arcs such as the soviet t28 & t35 tanks which have turrets limited to 2 arcs (so 180)…

It’s. 600 in the rules manual as well…so looks like the card is a typo

Looks like a good alternative. Thanks for sharing it.

The only difference I can notice here is that this one seems to be made of harder plastic. Not sure if it changes anything here.

Answer in rulebook and confirmed by FAQ. Turret weapons arc of fire is 360°

Rule book 2nd edition:
“…Turret-mounted weapons. Weapons mounted on turrets can usually fire all around (i.e. into any arc)…”

FAQ:
“…Can a turreted vehicle in Ambush react to a movement outside the arc of fire of its weapons? Can the turret turn to react to the…[Read more]

Thanks Al.

I cannot see any rational for a stone wall  (Moral save) to be in a different category (Shooting mod) for a metal wall (aka armour). z

Hi Craig,

Another post waiting for validation or stuck in the spam box.

I replied to the BRS Yak1 or 1B  thread (I appear as the last poster in the thread list) but the post doesn’t show.

It may be due to 2 links I put in it, but one is to WL store and the second to the BRS official site :/

Also it allow easier storage as the models can be removed from their base/peg.

I love the Virai minis but on they don’t fit most of the standard foam spaces ^^

Cheers Al, those base numbers you just mentioned are what we used for our first game. But cm instead of inches eh…..mmm

Will try it.

I have been playing war-games over Skype/Facetime long before the ‘anti-social distancing’ of the plandemic. Works pretty well!

The Leibfahne of Bavarian 18th cenury foot was White, in center the “Muttergottesbild”, Maria with child. In very early 18th century some regiments had it, some not. It became standard around 1705. In most cases the borders had the blue/White Rautenmuster. In that time each battalion, even the first, had an “Ordinarfahne”, the all over blue white…[Read more]

Thank you Michael Moran and Invisible Officer. Your info is helpful.

Good question on stacking of the Deception ability of the SAS Deception team in the Overlord book (page 141). The same question can be asked on the Sabotage ability of the German Brandenburgers in the Ostfront book (page 46).

I suspect these are oversights on the writers’ part, and the intention is not to stack. Then again we can also imagine…[Read more]