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Showing posts with label AAR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AAR. Show all posts
Friday, 20 November 2015
AIW AAR - Israeli Infantry Company vs UAR Tank - Hold The Line
Sunday, 8 November 2015
AAR 3RTR vs FJ - No Retreat - Firestorm in the City
Myself and Winner got together for some FoW for Cameron's Firestorm Caen Campaign. We agreed that we wanted something a little more interesting than British Para's vs FJ's, so I bust out the 3RTR from overlord.
We each put together a 1500 point list and rolled to see which Beach I'd be hitting - we got Gold beach - I opted for the actual firestorm troops, where as Winner opted for the extra Points.
Friday, 6 November 2015
After Action Review - One Day Late War Tournament at IBuyWargaming
On Saturday 31 October I braved the suburban wilderness of Woking to take part in a one day Late War tournament at their local gaming store, IBuyWargames
The tournament was organised by our very own Fez and was a 1675pts open affair with no restrictions.
The venue was very nice and very welcoming and the action took place in the store itself, with a couple of games taking place upstairs in their dedicated gaming area. This had the advantage of putting the action on display for all the customers on the day to see and ask questions about, something which I am always in favour of.
Sunday, 11 October 2015
Early War AAR - French Escadron de reconnaissance vs Hungarian KÖNNYÜHARCKOCSIZÓ SZÁZAD - Cauldron
Sunday, 4 October 2015
Late War AAR - SAS Squadrons vs Panzer Grenadier Kompanie (25. Division) - Hasty Attack
Having just completed my SAS list I was itching to try it out. So I got in touch with one of my regular sparring partners Dave M and set up a game.
We both agreed that this would be a fun, friendly game rather than a tournament practice game so we bought bought lists we’d like to try out that we never normally get the chance to play. I turned up with my SAS Squadron, all fast moving recce jeeps and Comets, and Dave took a Panzer Grenadier company from the Nuts book.
This was shaping up to be a good historically themed bash. The desperate Germans holding off the ever more confident Allies in the final push into the German heartland. Unfortunately Dave didn't have a Jdgtiger to hand so the trusty old King Tiger had to stand if for him.
This was shaping up to be a good historically themed bash. The desperate Germans holding off the ever more confident Allies in the final push into the German heartland. Unfortunately Dave didn't have a Jdgtiger to hand so the trusty old King Tiger had to stand if for him.
Wednesday, 30 September 2015
Beyond The Foxholes Episode 39 - On The Road to Art of War Too
Hi all
Welcome to Beyond the Foxholes Episode 39, on todays episode we join Ben, Adam and Fez over the Art of War Weekend.
In Act one the guys talk about their armies and expectations for the weekend.
In Act two we have an interview with Dave the owner of Skytrex, Tim and Steve who run Art of War and Finally Nobby who runs the excellent Conflict, Corrivalry and Adolf Don't Surf tournaments.
In Act three the guys round out the show with a full AAR of the event.
In Act one the guys talk about their armies and expectations for the weekend.
In Act two we have an interview with Dave the owner of Skytrex, Tim and Steve who run Art of War and Finally Nobby who runs the excellent Conflict, Corrivalry and Adolf Don't Surf tournaments.
In Act three the guys round out the show with a full AAR of the event.
Sunday, 13 September 2015
Overlord Brit v FI 4. Fallschirmjägerdivision 1750 AAR - Pincer
Hello
It's been an age since I did an AAR. There have been a number of abortive attempts, but hopefully this candidate will make it to production.
To set the scene, Ben was coming over to get some practice for Art of War Too. He'd had some recent success against Tankovy so the FJs were back on the table to give him some practice facing veteran infantry.
Now I've had a desire to do the whole, infantry backed by a single super heavy tank for a while now. I don't think it's particularly competitive, but you do see it alot. My only offering for this is an Elefant so I used the EasyArmy unit finder thingy and remembered that you can take them in Fortress Italy. In fact I found a list I'd been experimenting with hand written tucked inside my book.
There were a few tweaks I really needed to make, like squeezing in an extra Shrek, and downsizing the mortars. This is a terrible list btw, but I didn't have time to write a new one.
It's been an age since I did an AAR. There have been a number of abortive attempts, but hopefully this candidate will make it to production.
To set the scene, Ben was coming over to get some practice for Art of War Too. He'd had some recent success against Tankovy so the FJs were back on the table to give him some practice facing veteran infantry.
Now I've had a desire to do the whole, infantry backed by a single super heavy tank for a while now. I don't think it's particularly competitive, but you do see it alot. My only offering for this is an Elefant so I used the EasyArmy unit finder thingy and remembered that you can take them in Fortress Italy. In fact I found a list I'd been experimenting with hand written tucked inside my book.
There were a few tweaks I really needed to make, like squeezing in an extra Shrek, and downsizing the mortars. This is a terrible list btw, but I didn't have time to write a new one.
Wednesday, 12 August 2015
That Which Does Not Kill You… - ETC 2015
Today we have a guest post from Bill Wilcox. He was part of Team U.S.A. for last weekends ETC in Prague. Bill brings us very in depth AAR of the tournament.
Now that I’m back home, and slightly better
rested (only just), I thought that I should do write up for the weekend. For those that aren’t familiar with the
event, this year’s ETC (European Team Championships) was held August 5-9 in
Prague and is currently comprised of three gaming systems – 40K, WHFB, and,
FoW. For FoW, there are two events over
4 days, attended by players from all over the world. This is truly a world championship
event. The singles tournament on
Thursday was 68 players over 3 rounds.
The team event from Friday through Sunday was the largest FoW event ever
held, with 180 players on 30 teams from 4 continents. We had 28 national teams with two UN teams
comprised of multinational players.
Wednesday, 22 July 2015
Late War AAR - 21st Panzer Grenadiers vs 51st Highlanders - Fighting Withdrawal
21st Panzer Grenadiers (Confident Veteran)
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51st Highlanders (Reluctant Veterans)
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Friday, 17 July 2015
Late War AAR - 21st Panzer Grenadiers vs Sherwood Armoured Brigade - Counter Attack
| Hello All The other weekend I travelled up to Matt's place with the family, while the wife's and kids were out we got in two Normandy themed games. Game one saw me running a CV Sherman company against Matt's 21st Panzer Grenadiers. We rolled up Counter Attack which is a mission I always enjoy playing. As I was a tank force I was the attacker. We decided to keep the terrain quite light for the first game as most of the British fighting in Normandy was away from the bocage that dominated the American sector of of the fighting. |
21st Panzer Grenadiers (Confident Veteran)
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Sherwood Armoured Brigade (Confident Veteran)
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Sunday, 12 July 2015
Great War AAR - British Rifle Company Vs Germans Infanteriekompanie - The Big Push
| Hello All So after 11 months of no Great War games myself and Winner Dave got are second game within a week! As I talked about in the last game, this time I would defend in the Big Push against Winners British. Winner decided to change his list into a Veteran version of his old list. If I'm honest I had been thinking of doing something similar so I'd be interested to see how this works out for him. We decided to play at Entoyment, partly as it's halfway between are houses and partly to try and drive up some interest in Great War as a period. When I rocked up Winner had already set up the terrain so we got stuck in! |
British Rifle Company (Veteran)
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Wednesday, 8 July 2015
Great War AAR - Germans Infanteriekompanie Vs British Rifle Company - The Big Push
British Rifle Company (Trained)
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Monday, 6 July 2015
Welsh Open 2015 AAR
Hello All
Last weekend was the Welsh Open, if you have listened to the podcast you will know this is one of our favourite events of the year. This year was 1675pts LW. I was using the 7th Armored with Patton (yes I saw that roll of the eyes!).
I was planning on doing a detailed run down of my games but I got the podcast edited surprisingly quickly and so I didn't see the point of going into too much detail here.
Last weekend was the Welsh Open, if you have listened to the podcast you will know this is one of our favourite events of the year. This year was 1675pts LW. I was using the 7th Armored with Patton (yes I saw that roll of the eyes!).
I was planning on doing a detailed run down of my games but I got the podcast edited surprisingly quickly and so I didn't see the point of going into too much detail here.
Tuesday, 30 June 2015
Beyond The Foxholes Episode 33 - On The Road To The Welsh Open
Hello All
In Act One we join Ben, Winner Dave and Adam in Winner Dave's car as they drive up to the Welsh Open LW tournament. The guys chat about what they have been up to, their army lists and a few other bits and pieces.
In Act Two we have a few interviews, starting with Adam chatting to Steve Charlton about Art of War Too and then Rob a New Zealand wargamer who is on a around the world trip going on battlefield tours and FoW tournaments. Finally Ben chats with Andy the events manager at Firestorm Games and the South Wales Gaming Center about the venue and their plans.
In Act Three the guys have a full breakdown of the tournament, the guys highs and lows.
In Act One we join Ben, Winner Dave and Adam in Winner Dave's car as they drive up to the Welsh Open LW tournament. The guys chat about what they have been up to, their army lists and a few other bits and pieces.
In Act Two we have a few interviews, starting with Adam chatting to Steve Charlton about Art of War Too and then Rob a New Zealand wargamer who is on a around the world trip going on battlefield tours and FoW tournaments. Finally Ben chats with Andy the events manager at Firestorm Games and the South Wales Gaming Center about the venue and their plans.
In Act Three the guys have a full breakdown of the tournament, the guys highs and lows.
Friday, 26 June 2015
Late War AAR - 29th Infantry vs 9th Panzergrenadiers - No Retreat
US 29th Infantry
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9th Panzergrenadierkompanie
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Friday, 19 June 2015
Firestorm Caen Campaign Weekend - AAR
Hello All
Last weekend Adam ran a Firestrom Caen campaign weekend at Entoyment, set over the Friday night and Saturday. This was Adam's first ever event to fulfill one of his New Years Resolutions.
The event had one round of games on the Friday night and three games on the Saturday, this left it one round short so the first round (the beach landings) where rolled for using the Generals Wargame. The Friday was optional and I was unable to attend, so I will pick up the story from Saturday morning and round three Operation Espon.
Last weekend Adam ran a Firestrom Caen campaign weekend at Entoyment, set over the Friday night and Saturday. This was Adam's first ever event to fulfill one of his New Years Resolutions.
The event had one round of games on the Friday night and three games on the Saturday, this left it one round short so the first round (the beach landings) where rolled for using the Generals Wargame. The Friday was optional and I was unable to attend, so I will pick up the story from Saturday morning and round three Operation Espon.
Tuesday, 26 May 2015
Beyond The Foxholes Episode 30 - On The Road To Solent Wargamers Armageddon
Hi all
Welcome to Beyond the Foxholes Episode 30 On The Road To Solent Wargamers Armageddon, in this episode we join Adam, Ben and Paul in Ben's car as they chat about the Solent Wargamers Armageddon tournament. - This is only a short one guys.
In Act One the guys chat about the tournament, their army lists and what they hope to get out of the day.
In Act Two the guys give a full AAR of the event, some thoughts about their army lists and plans for the Welsh Open.
In Act One the guys chat about the tournament, their army lists and what they hope to get out of the day.
In Act Two the guys give a full AAR of the event, some thoughts about their army lists and plans for the Welsh Open.
Sunday, 24 May 2015
Campaign Team Tournament 2015 - AAR
Hello All
A few weeks ago myself, Cid and Alex represented Breakthrough Assault at the annual Campaign FoW National league. For those of you who don't know the National League is a yearly event with a round-robin league that has promotion and relegation between three divisions. Division One has some of the best players in the country and is always hotly contested. Our 2013 performance (we wasn't able to attend in 2014) meant that we were now in Division Two. Our aim was to get a spot in Division One for 2016...
Within the team you all play a different period and then play the opposing player of the other team who is also playing the same period. I was playing Early War and took my trusted Japanese Infantry, Cid was playing Mid War with his Romanian infantry horde and finally Alex was playing Late War with Motorstrelkovy from Desperate Measures.
A few weeks ago myself, Cid and Alex represented Breakthrough Assault at the annual Campaign FoW National league. For those of you who don't know the National League is a yearly event with a round-robin league that has promotion and relegation between three divisions. Division One has some of the best players in the country and is always hotly contested. Our 2013 performance (we wasn't able to attend in 2014) meant that we were now in Division Two. Our aim was to get a spot in Division One for 2016...
Within the team you all play a different period and then play the opposing player of the other team who is also playing the same period. I was playing Early War and took my trusted Japanese Infantry, Cid was playing Mid War with his Romanian infantry horde and finally Alex was playing Late War with Motorstrelkovy from Desperate Measures.
Friday, 8 May 2015
Early War AAR - Japanese Infantry Vs Soviet Heavy Tankovy Batalon - Free For All
| Hello All This weekend is Campaign, the yearly flames of war team league. Each team of three players are split between the 3 different periods and play all the other players in the same period. There is promotion and relegation and this year myself, Alex and Cid are representing Team Breakthrough Assault A Team (the B team is Marc, Matt and Steve). I'm playing Early War with my Japanese and as the format is 1500 points for EW I needed to change my list up from the one I took to the Art of War. I was struggling to find time to practice when I got an email from Army Dave asking if I was free to play a game at Entoyment. So off I went to try out the list, I turned up expecting to face Army's infamous Confident Conscript Soviet Infantry but instead I was facing 8 T-35's (gamesmanship Army?) which I knew I was going to struggle against with my great AT of 5... Still he would struggle to dig me out. We rolled up Free For All and we would have tried out our changes as talked about on episode 29 of Beyond the Foxholes if this wasn't a tournament practice game. I won the dice off to attack and so I choose to make it a night fight so I could manoeuvre without getting shot at in the first few turns. Quick note guys, this game starts off slow but gets bloody fast towards the end. |
Japanese Hohei Chutai (7th) - Fearless Veterans
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Heavy Tankovy Batalon
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Wednesday, 29 April 2015
Banzai! - Road to the Art of War Part Four - Tournament AAR and Photo Dump
Hello All
As you have probably seen I have been collecting a Japanese army for the Art of War Early War Tournament (click on the links to see parts one, two and three). The event was just over a week ago and I thought to round off the series I would post up an AAR of the event.
After a stop over at Alex's place in Northampton (and a few too many beers) we rocked up nice and early at the Sanctuary Gaming Centre. The day started with a bit of a shock as the Scottish team for the ETC (including Adam and Alex from Breakthrough Assault) turned up in full Scottish dress (not what I wanted to see at 8am!).
As you have probably seen I have been collecting a Japanese army for the Art of War Early War Tournament (click on the links to see parts one, two and three). The event was just over a week ago and I thought to round off the series I would post up an AAR of the event.
After a stop over at Alex's place in Northampton (and a few too many beers) we rocked up nice and early at the Sanctuary Gaming Centre. The day started with a bit of a shock as the Scottish team for the ETC (including Adam and Alex from Breakthrough Assault) turned up in full Scottish dress (not what I wanted to see at 8am!).
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