Here in front of the cameraman we have the SS troops showing their skills in combat movement for a propaganda film.
The miniatures are all Warlord games. I have had these unpainted in my lead pile for some time now and thought that maybe its soon time too paint them.
A friend of my just got some American paratroopers and was talking about gaming skirmish 28mm second world war.
Do check out his review of the paras.
Will I tag along on that project… I know myself so why not? But, which force to choose and what gaming rules to use?
Im thinking on getting some of warlord games British infantry and a Universal carrier or two to support the “poor bloody infantry”.
But those Russian Maxim heavy machineguns or SS troops is tempting too.
But those Russian Maxim heavy machineguns or SS troops is tempting too.
Until I decide I could at least paint what I got before ordering a proper force.
Im thinking that I could use the Force on Force rules and use the classifications from Flames of War as a base for the rules.
Using for example Motivation from FoW Reluctant, Confident, Fearless, translated to FoF 6, 8 and 10.
Using for example Motivation from FoW Reluctant, Confident, Fearless, translated to FoF 6, 8 and 10.
I also got the Operation Squad rules and they seem like a great deal of fun :D
ReplyDeleteAwsome minis hose SS, se you on the field soon ^^
Force on Force is seeming the golden ruleset, but for simplicitys sake, ganeshagames Flyin' lead would be my second bet!
ReplyDeleteI for one will stick to the true gentleman scale of 20mm, but I will follow your boyish 28mm painting with great interest though!
Bhaha my 28mm super humans will laugh at your 20mm untermench...
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