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Brits in the Bulge

A 4000 vs 2000 German breakthrough attack in January 1945. So we could use lots of late war armour! All pics are my new large scale thumbnails - click on them to get a bigger image.

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The pesky King Tiger is suppressed after heavy air and 25-pounder attacks. Its accompanying infantry begin to regret standing so near a vehicle with "aim here artillery" painted on the top (note the base which it escaped from at the edge of the table!)

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Plucky Pendraken Tommies man the edge of a strategic wood. Minifigs Bofors are pressed into the AT role as german air cover is non existent.

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Wargames South Stug's and Pz IV's lead a motorized infantry column along the road. Minifigs 20mm Flak and Recce look on..

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A strong German Panther attack sweeps down the right flank. (Minfigs Puma and Pz IV's, Takara plastic Panthers)

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Hawker Tempest (playing as a Typhoon) flies low over Wargames South Tigers, a Takara (kit) Brumbar, Pendraken infantry and some minifigs recce vehicles).

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German infantry (and the Brumbar) batter the British lines, and make a dash across the open ground to assault the survivors

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Blitzkreig is back as the Germans rush down the main highway, bypassing the British positions as they seek to break through to the other table edge

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Minifigs Churchills (including a Crocodile) wait behind a ridge as the German infantry charge forwards

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A P47 slams in again against the King Tiger as the Germans march onwards

 

Finally, the Germans scraped a narrow victory, and were vaguely close to the 2:1 advantage in kills as well. We chose not to allow flank deployment, as it seems daft in a game where there is a objective to get troops off the other end of the table !

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