[Tom H.]

No Stuart, I am not targetting a piece of dirt, I am targetting the unit, the die marks where the shot is aimed.

If you do not know where the shot is aimed how can you measure that the targetted unit has moved over 2″ to get out from under the template?

Once the shot hits the targetted unit you still move your template to ensure the maximum hits so the template could be centred 9″ from the aim point depending on the way that the targetted unit is deployed, you then flip the d6 marker to 2 showing that you are zeroed in on the unit.

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[Tom H.]

When firing indirect, choose your aiming point and mark it with a d6. Roll a 6 to hit, if not successful that turn, turn the d6 to show 5 and then that’s where and how much you need to roll next turn. If the enemy has moved and their closest model is over 2″ from the d6, then you need to move it and start again at 6. having a couple of odd coloured d6 for this helps.

[Tom H.]

Please clarify for me.
In the Western Desert Campaign book p128, 129 & 131 there are 3 different vehicles that have the LRDG Command Vehicle option in their rules boxes. Does this mean that

ONE

vehicle within the force pays the points and becomes

THE

command vehicle or that subject to paying the 0 points required to add the command vehicle special rule, all of these vehicles add +1 to vehicles within 12″ i.e for no points cost a player can spread a +1 morale bubble right across the table by selecting 3 of these vehicles.

[Tom H.]

For those players in or around Aberdeen, if you fancy a game then drop me a message, we play on Saturday evenings and often midweek too.

[Tom H.]

These are the Chindits I used at last year’s Scottish Nationals,sadly there are no images of an army for this year’s event as I am stuck on a ship.

Excuse the photography, as is usually the case the figures look better IRL

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[Tom H.]

Hi All,
I’m Tom H. Hailing from the North East of Scotland. I keep buying, painting and then selling my armies but generally play US & German forces. I am part of Alba Studio, who primarily paint Warlord Games output for others.

Currently I am trying to finish my wife’s British Paras and my own Aufklarungs for the trip to Arnhem with Chris Brown in September but my real job is currently getting in the way.

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