Assaulting Two Vehicles At Once

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**insaniak**

DeathReaper wrote:The gaps between the models in the pic were about 5/16ths of an inch wide. The first row was in B2B witht the bug, the second row had the very front edge of the base 1.9" away from the guys in B2B. the rest could not reach B2B, nor could they reach within 2" of someone in B2B so they simply had to maintain coherency.

So really, the main problem here is simply that the image used wasn't accurate enough to make the point...

**DeathReaper**

insaniak wrote:
DeathReaper wrote:The gaps between the models in the pic were about 5/16ths of an inch wide. The first row was in B2B witht the bug, the second row had the very front edge of the base 1.9" away from the guys in B2B. the rest could not reach B2B, nor could they reach within 2" of someone in B2B so they simply had to maintain coherency.

So really, the main problem here is simply that the image used wasn't accurate enough to make the point...

That is exactly accurate Insaniak, as I said is a (poorly) generated image, It is very tough to measure distances based on the (poorly) generated image.

The image was meant to be a crude approximation of a situation. The names have also been changed to protect the innocent.

**unbeliever87**

If you want to keep certain models out of B2B contact when assaulting, you can just as easily move backwards during your movement phase so only one model is within 6".