yesterday the postman came and brought me my book! wow, it's impressive - huge and full of contents... The thick-card additions are greaty and the whole thing...
Does anyone know if anyone makes a 25mm or 28mm (or 1/48, etc.) Chinook? It does not matter much if its diecast, a model, resin, etc. I need it for a Scenario...
That is what I use, too although for moderns. The model itself is not 100% suitable for Vietnam as the turbines are different and it lacks the long box like...
I hate to be a stickler, but that's a CH-46... the Chinook is the CH-47. I'll take a boo around later when I've got a bit more time, but surely someone must...
Wayne is absolutely correct. Being partial to Marines I use a CH-46 Bullfrog. The CH47 was used by the Army. Mia Culpa. Cheers Gary ... the CH-47. ... ...
_http://www.swiftsite.com/rosemonthobby/robch47.htm_ (http://www.swiftsite.com/rosemonthobby/robch47.htm) Try this one instead. Cheers Gary [Non-text portions...
... CH-47. Correct. The CH46 was the Marine one and the CH47 Chinook was the heavy lift and troop transport. They look the same but the CH47 has the big pods...
Thanks Mike, I started with this primer, now have worked my way through the chapter 'A' and the section on infantry movement. Now I am reading about...
I can see that in the tFoB different leaders have different RA numbers assigned to them. In the 'old' morale rules this allowed to remove multiple levels of...
I noticed that IIRC Russian sergeant has more RA than LA, while German corporal - the other way around.... It seems the RA number is irrelevant now, so the...
... The biggest mistake I made was to have different leader values for different countries for the same ranked officer/nco. It really comes down to the...
... Recovery Actions (RA) was a granular morale removal system. RA's could be spread out to different soldiers and costed one RA per level of removal....
Thanks for the suggestion. I wondered if you wanted to reflect their differences, training, or anythin,g or just decided to make them a bit different. Indeed,...
I just found it out after posting the message - the RA system was more advantageous for the player in some cases (removing several minor problems from several...
As you might know - I was a bit afraid of the rulebook, but in fact it's pretty easy to understand, and easy to decide which rules you'd be using. Yesterday I...
Mahon, great you liked it! I think the more you play the more you will find that you made the perfect decision. This is the best post-powder-and-musket rules...
A couple of us dipped our toes into the water with TFOB last night. We tried our own version of the Patrol Scenario using essentially the same forces as shown....
... their ... Certainly every country has different methods of training their soldiers and officers. But, the basics are the same: a corporal does this, a...
... more ... them ... effect - ... Yeh, its a trade-off. Also, simple rules (limited and exact) vs hard rules (granular and flexibile). ... can ... removed ......
... you'd ... the mechanics ... Great. Tell your friends. We have lots in stock.. :) Seriously, a very under-hyped game, IMO. Go forth and impress. The rule...
... Unfortunately there aren't enough players whou would appreciate the 'historical' approach to gaming, so except 2 or 3 persons who share my point of view...
Good evening from a new member I am interested in FOMB for Vietnam and also the Russians in Afghanistan. However, I am also looking at the 1960s Aden...
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