US howitzer opening shot. Needs a 6 to hit right? Hmm… Boom!
US Greyhound takes my 222 Armoured Car under fire. 6 to hit - so I didn’t Recce away. Guess what he rolled…
Remember that time the US Air Force dropped a bomb right on Hans and his comrades crewing the Pak40? No, they don’t either….
Tiffin card arrives!
After another US ground attack fighter eliminated an entire infantry squad, I thought a taste of home might help the boys’ flagging morale
And the US light mortar finished the game in style, lobbing a sighting salvo into my last remaining squad. Needless to say, I did not #beatpaulsson
So yeah, that was a game. Throughly enjoyable as to seeing what hijinks the boy could pull off next, and if I would have anything left on the table by Turn 5!
Outstanding, Paul! My son, too, rolls a scary amount of "6s". I'd love to say I go easy on him, but I actually don't have to because lady luck is over his shoulders :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve. Yeah - I usually get towelled up pretty good too! :-)
DeleteHave to add my own recollection of my own son rolling far too many 6's in our wargames. He certainly didn't get that luck from his Dad.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking battle Paul. Your explosion marker is very cool too, have you posted up how you made it?
Thanks Dai! I know the feeling :-)
DeleteNo, no tutorial here but it was a simple build with some torn up blister foam and zenithal sprayed