Showing posts with label 20mm European. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 20mm European. Show all posts

Tuesday, 26 March 2019

New releases 23rd March

A downscaled version of our 28mm Essling granary. This version is a 20mm version.

20mm Essling granary


Supplied prepainted and comes with lift off roofs and removeable roofs. This is available on our website Here

Next up is an addition to our 28mm Normandy/Northwest Europe range. This model is based on a drawing of a house in Vitre, Normandy. Its full of charecter and also comes prepainted with with lift off roof sections and a removeable floor.





This can be found here

A nice bungalow from Essling-


And the 28mm version of the granary, both available here


Next will be a load of 15mm buildings including a city builder set and some new smashed up ruined buildings. Oh and more 28mm Roman stuff.

Mick

Wednesday, 28 November 2018

15mm farm and 20mm normandy

Some new releases for our 15mm and 20mm Normandy ranges. Sold as prepainted kits these come with removeable roofs and floors.

20mm figures are Britannia shown for scale.


Block of 2 shops



3 storey house inspired by a house in St Lo, Normandy



Normandy ruined farm. Available as a set of 3 or as individual models.


Figures shown are Flames of War 15mm WW2.



Barn



Farmhouse




Stables





These will be on the website on Thursday 29th September.

Cheers
Mick

Thursday, 5 July 2018

15mm and 20mm Normandy Farm Prepainted kits

I have downscaled the 28mm Normandy farm to 15mm and 20mm and they are now available on the website.



20mm with Britannia 20mm figures



15mm farmhouse front with FOW figures


29mm farmhouse rear





Stable



Barn




15mm set


As usual roof sections come off and floors are removeablw.



Cheers
Mick

Wednesday, 7 February 2018

20mm Normandy Church

I finally got around to do this in 20mm. For scale the infantry are Britannia and the Panther tank is SHQ.

The roof is removeable for access toth interior and the tower roof also comes off. This is a prepainted kit with full colour instructions.











It will be on the website tomorrow here-


Cheers

Mick

Saturday, 28 October 2017

WW2 20mm 'Skirmish Action' game

As one of our members purchased a copy of these rules at the not anywhere near Derby Derby show we thought it would be a good idea to get the 20mm British and Germans out for a first game. We quickly laid out a table and the Germans advance from one edge with the British advancing from the other. Objective to simply take the village.


One half of the village



The other half. Plenty of ruined Buildings to hide troops in.


Instead of cards we used gambling chips with unit numbers on for activation. These were drawn out of a bag. HQ had 2 tokens and one of these can be used to bring forward another units activation. 

In the distance is a Panther with the British Cromwell and an infantry section advancing towards the hedge line.


Germans begin to enter the village. If you're within 12 inches of HQ you get 2 actions  with the 2nd requiring a QT (quality test) test.



British troops advance into a village square.



The Panther takes a pot shot at the Crowell with no effect.


The Cromwell returns fire and forces the Panther to retreat into cover suppressed.





A german squad having entered a bombed out building goes on overwatch.


On the opposite bank the British prepare to do the same.


A view down the village street.


Occupation of the buildings continues on both sides.



Oh dear!!


This is not going to end well!



This is the template for a Panzershreck, it's firing at the 6lbr.


British troops break through the hedgeline unaware that a German unit is occupying a small wood nearby.


Revenge is sweet, nice side shot on a Panther.


The Panther quickly engaged reverse and was permanently surpressed halving all factors.


My Britsh were were on the wrong end of some German firepower, the beads representing the allocation of shots.


3 were killed and a couple of others beat a hasty retreat over the fence.


The Cromwell was forced back into cover by a German anti tank gun hidden just behind the tree.


The Panther opened up with its machine gun.


Many of the buildings are now occupied. The British employed Recon fire to try and flush out the Germans resulting in return fire by troops on overwatch.


The British came off worst taking several more casualties.



We used different coloured beads for different weapons to split fire as weapons had different factor. This worked very well.






The bottom line was that the British got hammered!  12 casualties and a tank to 1 and a knackered Panther. It certainly livened up pretty quickly and we will be playing this again gradually introducing more of the optional rules.

Mick