Fate of a Nation Unboxing: Jordanian Centurion Squadron
January 25, 2019 by johnlyons
Join us as we take a look the Jordanian Centurion Squadron for Fate of a Nation from Battlefront Miniatures.
This metal and resin set consists of five Centurions, with 20 pounder and 105 gun options, and two M42 Duster tanks.
How many Centurions does it take to screw up a light tank?
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Great video and loving more attention on one of the games I want to know more about.
As for the lack of cards and rule book I can only guess it’s something to do with the osprey partnership as nam was the same and guessing Great War will be too.
Another great video as always, guys. Yeah, Jordan’s army in the larger context of the Arab-Israeli conflict gas always been a strange case. As Gerry says, mostly equipped with British (but also a lot of American) equipment, as opposed to Syrian or Egyptian forces. The issue here with this boxed set is that (sorry …) Jordanian vs. Israeli armored battles almost never see the Jordanian Centurion in actual combat. Instead we see much more of Jordanian US-made M48A3s. The biggest example for this is the Battle of Jenin near the end of the Six-Day War, where you see Israeli M-51HV… Read more »
Nice unboxing guys, we were still using cent 105s as armoured support for armoured obstacle crossing in the late eighties. Got to see a couple of them fire alongside a few 165mm cent AVREs on a range camp. Bloody loud but good fun to watch and Wolfgang tipped up to resupply us with essential lubrication! ???
ooh centurions NICE.
Does anyone know where I could get a Duster for 28mm?