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Blitzkrieg Commander, 1936-45
BKC Battles, Scenarios & Campaigns
Chaco War
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Jimbob
Joined 09/05/05
Last Visit 11/09/12
28 Posts
Posted on 30 March 2010 at 12:48:16 GMT
Has anyone thought of doing or has done the Chaco War in either 10mm or 15mm?
It seems ideal for BKC and the figures could easily be sourced from SCW and WW1 ranges in either scale.
Even the vehicles wouldn't be too much of a problem, assuming Pithead get back into production at some point.
Macunaima
Joined 09/05/09
Last Visit 08/03/15
520 Posts
Posted on 30 March 2010 at 18:08:03 GMT
It'd be easy to do in 1/600 scale, too. A simple project for someone who didn`t want to invest a lot of time and money.
jim ando
Joined 28/01/07
Last Visit 04/06/13
132 Posts
Posted on 30 March 2010 at 20:13:13 GMT
Er whats the Chaco war.
I frequently fight the Choco war with my better half but have never heard of the chaco war.
Jim
Panzerleader71
Joined 26/01/08
Last Visit 18/02/15
765 Posts
Posted on 30 March 2010 at 20:46:26 GMT
"Er whats the Chaco war?"
Yeah, the only Chaco I know is Chaco Canyon in the states. Any warfare there would be covered in Warmaster Ancients.
Panzerleader71
Joined 26/01/08
Last Visit 18/02/15
765 Posts
Posted on 31 March 2010 at 00:25:33 GMT
"Bet you'd struggle finding models for the aircraft though!"
Yeah, for the life of me I can't think of anyone who makes a good model for Tucan-class figthers, and Cockatoo-class bombers.
Macunaima
Joined 09/05/09
Last Visit 08/03/15
520 Posts
Posted on 01 April 2010 at 14:39:36 GMT
Er, no jungler in the Chaco that I know of. It's actually a rather dry scrub desert.
Think Western Desert, only with scrub cover and very few tanks.
Panzerleader71
Joined 26/01/08
Last Visit 18/02/15
765 Posts
Posted on 01 April 2010 at 16:13:31 GMT
Well, it looks like Bolivia does have Toucans so they can stay. You can sub the Coukoo, or the fierce Parakeet-class bombers in place of the Cockatoo for 10 extra points.
I like the Red Shoveler, sounds like an engineering vehicle.
Macunaima
Joined 09/05/09
Last Visit 08/03/15
520 Posts
Posted on 01 April 2010 at 20:32:59 GMT
Are you confusing TODAY'S armed forces with those of the Chaco war of the 1930s...?
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