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The Road to Falaise Bobs on going 15mm WW2 Adventure

The Road to Falaise Bobs on going 15mm WW2 Adventure

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  1. Well have now finished the two Sherman V’s (M4a4) and added the tank id no to side of a third completed some time ago, so with the previous Firefly’s have another troop of 11th armoured completed.
Mid week update

I also completed the transport for my 2nd British Rifle platoon and put some wash on their bases prior to flocking.

Mid week update
Mid week update

So for Falaise battles I am well into completing the northern prong of trap, but how about the American southern prong.

In odd half hours I”ve been building up the American recon platoon of Stuart’s, nearly finished another platoon of Sherman’s including Oddballs tank shown earlier, a couple of M10’s (with spare turrets for M36’s) and for really late we 2 Pershings.

Mid week update

I have not forgot the meat in out little sandwich and also have built tow more 222 armoured cars, a Puma , the Tiger and Stug from ‘Fury’ starter box and repaired the mg barrel on a previously finished STUG ready for just touching up

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That armored force looks great, @bobcockayne ! – I think the halftracks are my favorite. Although I’m looking forward to that Puma, as well!

Just asking … were Sherman Jumbos / assault tanks on line before Falaise?

It’s almost like you and I are “switching nations” for our post D-Day explorations in wargaming. Today @damon and I had a great game of Panzer Leader where we looked at the Nottingham Yeomanry / Sherwood Rangers, the 24th Lancers, and the 4/7 Dragoons. Fortenay, west of Caen, 27 June 1944.

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