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Sure, but as you quoted yourself, there is also a +1 spotting modifier for units which have fired. So We've always played that unit on the table are known to the force commander (you) but not

sorry, not trying to pick a fight but Section 3 states: (page 27) Spotting is only used against Blinds or areas of terrain that may hide unspotted units. (page 28) To spot the player first states

Yes, they are replaced with figures - but that is not the same as being spotted! Even if figures are on the table, opposing troops still need to spot them; it's easier than spotting a blind, but you

I'm not sure what you mean *Section 2.1, page 22,* clearly states: Blinds are replaced with figures when they are spotted by the enemy or *when the troops they represent open fire.*

It's placed on the table - but that doesn't mean it is spotted. It just means you know it is there, not that your troops know exactly where the guys firing at them are

Have a question. Spotting rules say "add +1" to attempt to spot role if target fired this turn. Why would you need to try and spot this unit at all? Once it opens fire, it is placed on the

check shapeways.com? ?and search for 1/72 scale. I purchased an excellent 1/87 57mm gun from there.

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I find that blinds help me A) to get troops into action faster and thus speed up the start of the game and B) cause some fog of war because I am unable to remember exactly which blind is which. :-)

I do, although I've experimented with deploying units and placing a blind with them to track who has been spotted :)

You still need to keep track of what is on a blind, and what is not, because stuff on blinds is not spotted and cannot be shot at. Also, if you are the attacker, you can surprise yourself by

To anyone who has played solo, do you still use blinds? I thought I read somewhere that blinds aren't really necessary when running IABSM solo.

Found 3 sources in my existing book marked suppliers - FAA in the States do both guns and a crew pack; SHQ in the UK also do both guns and a crew pack and finally, EWM do the guns only (twin model

Just a caution, but if you haven't worked with Ace kits before, they can be very fiddly and frustrating. MY experience is that while they can be made up into nice kits, unlike modern Revell or

Thanks guys for the responses. I will go with 2 of each type. Looking around in the 20mm scale there isn't a lot of US AT gun models out there in that scale. I found Ace makes a 3in AT gun which will

This game was really the last scenario in Len Tracey's Malaya 1942 mini campaign from the TFL special.? It was the 10th game that we had done in this series.? After #9 the original Aussie platoon

We've used D20s - one per vehicle and added 3 per '6' retained from last round.? Works well with 4-5 players with 2-3 tanks each.? Any equal scores are re-rolled for who gets to go first of those

Yes, I forgot to mention how we handle a '6' to go first. If you reserve a 6 to go first you put the die aside on your display. At the beginning of the turn I pull the cards of everyone (usually only

That depends on how many AT guns the US player has deployed in a sector. We are playing this currently and (I am figuring you mean the 3” AT Guns although there are the 57mm guns as well) at this

Hi Kieran, In theory, you could need 4 + 2 for a total of 6 but I think that very unlikely as it would need you to allocate all your ATG to one route and risk being hit from another direction with