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Rules for Company to Battalion level | ||||||||
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| Period | from 1919 to 1999 | ||||||||
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| Basing | unknown | ||||||||
| Contents | unknown | ||||||||
| Designer | Jim Webster | ||||||||
| Publisher | Published by Anschluss Publishing |
| Chris Steadman ([email protected]) |
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| The only thing that made me groan about these rules was with armour - or
rather, anti-armour rules. Jim basically says (I paraphrase):
"There are lots of books out there with the penetration data of the various weapons, and with data about the armour thickness of vehicles. So once you have determined that you have hit a vehicle, refer to them for confirmation of penetration." I felt I had bought something that was half finished. However, despite my reservations about the lack of DIY armour penetration data, these are a good set of rules, with lots of good ideas, which is what we have come to expect from the talented Jim Webster. |
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| Last Updates | |
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| 28 May 1999 | expanded comments by Chris Steadman |
| 17 April 1999 | comments by Chris Steadman page first published |
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