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Historicon 2019 Live Blog - Part One!

Historicon 2019 Live Blog - Part One!

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Chain of Command_Road to Parit Sulong_Burma_1942

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zorg
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some nasty dirty fighting in Burma.

oriskany
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Absolutely, BOTH ways … getting kicked out in 42, going back in in 44 and 45.

Go Merrill’s Marauders!

ghent99
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Brought my chain of command book on my trip this weekend, the one that wasn’t to historicon, so I can feel all lardy.

oriskany
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I just had breakfast, so I feel lardy too at the moment.

tmon
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Did the game include Burma’s humidity and heat? 🙂

oriskany
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No, you step outside the convention center for that. 😀

jemmy
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I really like that board. Is this 6´ x 4´? The Burma sourcebook, is that a really juicy one?
The last picture, with the Japanese charging through the shrubbery, great. Are those Warlord miniatures? The universal carrier is a conversion of the Warlord model, right? I recognize the soldier sitting in the back.

oriskany
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The table might have been a little bigger (8×5)?? Definitely 28mm figures. I love the engagement and detailed questions, I just wish we had answers. Often we can’t interrupt the GM mid-turn to interview … they only have 4-6 hours to set up and run the game and often they have up to 10 people at their table.

templar007
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Fantastic looking table!

I think Lloyd would give that a Blue Ribbon or Trophy….?

oriskany
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I loved the fences by the Japanese infantry.

somegeezer
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Great table, great theatre to explore in game too.

oriskany
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Indeed, the CBI Theater (China, Burma, India) is a badly under-represented theater in general, both in history and wargaming.

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