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Hello all,
Here are some pictures from a recent Blitzkrieg Commander game played at Walt’s Hobby shop in Syracuse, NY. The game used the mid war German and Russian lists and both armies were approximately 3200 points. I really enjoyed playing this game and I am already making plans for another game using the version 2 rules.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/usbattlefields/set...

-Bryan

Really nice table!

very nice, simple terrain but very effective

20mm

Litko markers for KO

Lots of burning armour

Sure nik didn't show up in the US

Loved the pics of the 'Bitches' giving some

Wow, looks impressive

Bryan,

What was the base cloth / material made from? It seems flexible but also to keep its shape over formers below despite units on top?

Great troops, scenery and photos too.

Carl Luxford

Very nice Bryan - excellent set-up

Thanks for the comments. The miniatures are 15mm. Most are from battlefront but I also mixed in some Peter Pig and Old Glory. Yes, the KO markers are from Litko. As you can see from the pictures we had a lot of destroyed tanks. So, if you’re doing an armor on armor battle you’re going to need a lot of them. The grass mat is from the Terrain Guys. Under the mat we used polyfill.

Polyfill? Never?!! Surely not? I was thinking good old Donald Featherstone with books or old socks under the grass mat!!
Well I be damned...polyfill? Go on HOW!!?

Carl 'still dreaming of a set up like that in your photos' Luxford

OKay, another question. WHICH of the terrain mat manufacturers did you get that lovely terrain mat from?
Its a must have...well in my dreams presently...

Carl 'can I gat it for Xmas / birthday' Luxford

Carl...I think this is the link that you are probably looking for...it sure has peaked my interest

http://www.theterrainguy.com/index.html

Doug

Carl - I think 'polyfill' is the stuff you bung inside pillows - not 'Polyfilla', which our trans-Atlantic brethren will know as 'spackle'.

Thanks Nik, That makes a big difference!
Carl

As an aside, has anyone used/seen the 10mm roads from The Terrain Guy? They look useful, and even with postage they are cheaper than the Magister Militum ones.