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It would have been handy if you could call a truce, so that you could stand up to cock the spring. Best Regards Mike Leese (N. Wales)

Easter.. pretty sure Rich was mulling over ideas for ‘In the Buff’ in between glasses on Saturday night. Doug Sent: 27 July 2020 15:02 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [TooFatLardies]

Ah, okay. Haven't played IABSM in a while. Hanging on for In The Buff.I mean "O" Group.? I'll get my coat. Kind regards Andrew Holmes On Mon, 27 Jul 2020 at 14:42,

And the gunner has to lay on his back completely vulnerable as he tries to cock the bloody thing. Strong spring. Mike Reese

Thanks, Mike Leese. Your idead?is great for "shrinking down". Tim Whitworth uses a standard of 9 x 6 so to "scale up" from a standard early IABSM 5x6 scenario, he essentially boosts all

Thanks, Andrew.? Makes sense I'm referring to IABSM, not CofC.

Thanks, James. yes, I think that's what I meant.? i.e. it didn't recock.

I don't know why anyone would suggest that, I've never heard of a PIAT breaking from being fired. Possibly they meant the spring didn't automatically recock when it was fired (a common occurence if

All except 'fausts have three rounds. After that they must return to a JoP to look for a re-supply. Regards Andrew HOLMES

Getting ready to play some Anzio scenarios PIAT teams are fairly common. How many total rounds would each team be carrying around? I read on a search of this forum that if a shot rolls more "1s" than

The alternative where your table is too small is to look at measurement. For a simple example. If you need a 9 x 6 table but space dictates a 6 x 4 cut all measurements by a third but remember the d6

Here is the response I got on Facebook from Robert Avery himself who wrote those two scenario books: That's my bad, I'm afraid...or my good, dependent on how you look at it. When I first started

There have to be some rules ie. if you are playing a scenario from a TFL book then the table is set from the map scale If you are playing a scenario using an ordnance survey map of the area

I think it’s assumed that the table sizes are based around “regulation” size tables that are 4x6 ft then adjust from there?

Thanks.? I appreciate the need to be flexible and play with what you have.? But as I posted on Facebook in a comment addresses to someone else.. ok, I get it ..."play the period, not the rules" but

I play almost all my games on two 30x60 inch tables long-sides together, regardless of what’s called for. Those are the tables I have, I play ‘em. Just like I won’t play a points-based game,

Hi folks: What map table sizes have you used for any scenarios from the Anzio or Sicily scenario books? Both books are silent on the issue. All the maps in the book measure about 16 cm. wide x 21 cm.

Thanks. I did find Google Earth and I got a pretty good ideas of general location but the problem is that now the once tiny village of Carrocetto has grown considerably.

I too bought Infamy to support TFL, but I’m cramming to get a TCHAE game of the whole of Antietam played on 17 Sep. Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2020 4:40 PM To:

I'm busily painting forces for Infamy, unlike everyone else it would seem, but that doesn't stop me also working on 1745 for SP2, and forces for Chain of Command. Real wargames butterfly I'm