The Battle of Mokra, 1939 - part 2

Historically, the main German force was 4 Panzer Division.  I used 2PD with some extra tanks looted from the 'depots' (boxfiles) of 3PD and 19PD.

Turn 1 - 0600-0800

The game commenced at first light, with the German recce screen probing the Polish positions.  Armoured car patrols on the road reported the presence of Polish infantry and AT guns.  The recce did not engage.

Turn 2 - 0800-1000

More recce is carried out.  A cavalry regt is identified in Mokra and reported as having 2SP (actually 3).

Meanwhile a less effective survey of the woods south of Mokra reveals only the presence of cavalry, not their strength.

It's not just the German recce which is active - here the Wolynska's armoured car co crosses the railway heading west.

Turn 3 - 1000-1200

A very busy Aufklarungs Kp finds yet more Polish cavalry - this time in the northern woods.  Again their strength is under reported as 2SP.  Nothing new is reported in the south (on the Klobuck road).

By this time the Panzers (all two regiments of them!) have arrived...

...and been spotted by the Polish armoured cars.

Turn 4 - 1200-1400
As the Polish HQ becomes aware of the developing attack the tankette squadron is sent forward to repel the invaders.  Good luck with that!

Pz Rgt 4 presses forward to attack, supported by Stukas.  The attack focuses on the Mokra position, and the Poles defend with a cavalry regiment, with support from the (telephone-linked) artillery and Train No.53.  The artillery car of the armoured train was made by plating over an open wagon and adding a pair of 1/87 scale BT-7 turrets.  That's fine for it's intended use as a Russian train, but maybe I need to make a Polish wagon?
There are casualties on both sides, but the panzers suffer greater losses than they expected.

Turn 5 - 1400-1600

Meanwhile further south, Pz Rgt 3 engages the infantry regiment which suffers heavy losses.  The Polish recce has sensibly scarpered.

Overview of the battlefield.  The attack on Mokra continues with Pz Rgt 4 suffering more losses.

With their attacks stalled (except in the south), what next for the Germans?