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Just uploaded Mr. Kinrade's report on the weekend!

http://ironfistpublishing.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Ponyri_report.pdf

Still annoyed I missed it!

That looked very cool. It also looked very true to the real campaign - Soviet defensive positions being assaulted by Panzers and waves of Soviet tanks being knocked out. It's been so long since I played a WW2 wargame in that scale; it made me want to go back and recreate the Airfix, Matchbox, Fujimi and Esci Afrika Korps army I used to have…

I noticed that the players are predominantly middle-aged - I wonder this scale is preferred by older gamers who started with Airfix etc.

Anyway, thanks for posting.

I think historical wargame is predominantly middle aged to be honest...

Super report Peirs, thanks for linking it.

I was considering attending this but neither the location nor scenario suited me this time.

Is there any plans to run a similar event with a NW European theatre bent?

Thanks for the share. It looked like armor was the order of the day.

Well it was Kursk...

Awesome !! Always a big fan of your stuff big p