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Zvezda 1:100 King Tiger Ausf.B With Henschel Turret.

Leopard 1 Tank Expansion for TANKS The Modern Age.

TANKS The Modern Age Battle At The Crashsite.

I do not think the initiative rules to decide which tank to move would not work with 4 players fighting each other. In the next days we are going to play a 4 player all vs all game, with slightly changed rules. I will have to rework the US and Soviet custom artillery units and upgrades since I found some inconsistencies. We learned some more things on platoonbuilding, and, for a first game, the French fought hard. The Fremch AMX-30 are well armed against helicopters, but having luck with the dice plays another important role, the first picture of the post shows my D5 attack versus a D3 defence, Olli had not even to roll his defence dice.īut in a usual fashion, this game made fun because it was unclear until the final rounds, who would win. While the first rounds the French seemed overpowering the Americans, from the moment the helicopter went into battle, their luck changed. This battle showed that 'hightech' upgrades and air souvereignity play a big role in deciding the victory, more than having strenght in numbers. After a future battle you will see, if 5 Humvees are strong enough to beat the leftover deserting units.īy the way, making the Americans deserters was done only for dramatic reasons and the lore of our campaign, those boys would never retreat. The American deserteurs have won the battle, but the US HQ already got informed about this and sends a platoon to hunt them down. There was the (micro)minimal chance of getting a draw, according to the 'Final Fury' rule, both destroyed tanks had a last attack, but they did not hit. The seventh (and final) round brought the defeat for the French.

Tanks: the modern age scenarios