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Made in us
Longtime Dakkanaut




Maryland

Spoiler:


It doesn't go well.

This was a recent game with my friend, C. I was launching an assault with a British Rifle Company against his dug in Fallschirmjagers. While it seemed everything was going my way for a little while, in the end C managed to not only snatch victory away from me, but applied a solid Spartan kick to my chest, throwing me over the side and into the pit of loserdom.

You can check the 'full' (I use that term lightly) report over at my blog, which I will be updating as an early New Years resolution with both FoW stuff and a new project that'll start after Christmas ( hint, however, comes in the quote: "Thou are not yet dead, my Father").

I hope you enjoy!

   
Made in gb
Bounding Assault Marine





Cheshire, UK

Looks like you had the phun- go for 2000 points next time! Moar stuffs!

   
Made in us
Major





Central,ILL. USA

I spent my Summer fighting against a DUg in FAls player.The only i really could do was hit them hard with the arty.USe alot of smoke then try for the assult with my 101st.

Please visit my Blog http://colkrazykennyswargamingblog.blogspot.com/
I play SS in flames of war ,Becuase they are KEWL... 
   
 
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