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An Italian outpost on the edge of the Libyan/Egyptian border nervously awaits the next British offensive. An axis convoy is transporting much needed supplies to this front-line garrison |
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British artillery bracket the fortress in a divisional "stonk". |
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The wrecked fortress offers limited cover against such a bombardment and the garrison rapidly pulls out before the British launch their attack. |
I am very happy with how my WW2 North African project which is developing well and I think I will be ready to put on an operational game by Easter. Russ, I'm going to need more boards! I also want to see how Phil's smoking wrecks develop - I think they would complement the superb explosion markers and indicate a freshly bombarded table. The before and after effects on the fortress could be used for large buildings in our future Stalingrad games?
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boards look awesome, you have somehow managed to work some magic on the sand effect which creates a very realistic desert look.
How many 4ft x 3ft boards do you need?
I'll get you a price for whatever you need. I think Phil is after some too so might be worth ordering at the same time to save on freight costs?
Thanks Russ. It took a few attempts to get it right but I'm very happy with the finish. I need another 7x tables (or 14x 2'x3' boards).
Very nice
That looks amazing! I have 3 more explosion markers for you to add to those bad boys as well. Looking good
Yeah need 10 boards as discussed (the more efficient ones!)
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