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| Happy German general. Photo by Jim Wallman |
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| (soon afterwards) Sad German general. Photo by Jim Wallman. |
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| General Mouatski watches his troops advance. Photo by Jim Wallman. |
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| General Wallmanski's situation map. All clear? Good. |
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| The Soviet award stars system is believed to be similary to that used by McDonalds.... |
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| Don't worry, the Sovs aren't going soft - the medics are only there for the horses! Photo by Tom Mouat |
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| Players assemble for the post game analysis. Photo by Tom Mouat. |
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| Colonel General Wallmanski makes his excuses. Photo by Tom Mouat. |
8 comments:
My wife still does not understand why I just love this hobby ;)
This stuff is breathing life back into my 20mm collection
Gen Wallmanski.....newest member of the glorious soviet penal battalion....) Oh well at least the list is long and distinguished.
Really great game that you hosted Tim, you should be justly proud!
Geordie
Well don't show her any of these photos - they won't help convince her!
Don M
Thanks - this game was very much as Megablitz was intended to be played.
Have the Germans started writing their memoirs yet?
Conrad Kinch
I think they're all waiting for postwar US Army sponsorship...
Very interesting to read along - sometimes a bit intimidating for someone like me who has yet to play his first war game (as it looks very complex at times). But I really admire the level of detail and organisation that has gone into this.
Stephen Beat
It's not at all complex - many of the players had no previous exposure to Megablitz but after the first couple of turns everyone had picked it up. As for the 'organisation' of which you speak - I had hoped to do a lot more! Please don't be put off - I normally play games which fit on a 5x3 foot table and last under two hours!
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