Well the other night we had the opportunity to convert MEM44 into a truer miniature game utilizing the 1\285th Micro Armor.
Our friend Mike suggested the idea. Mike had constructed a complete set of hexes (much larger than the ones on the MEM44 game board) plus trees, plus buildings, plus hedgerows and all the necessary miniatures to do a late war scenario as the Americans drove into Germany.
For the record the Germans won 7 medals to 6 for the Americans. The game went back and forth with neither side getting a decisive advantage. Finally, the Germans reached 7 medals and the game was over. A splendid time was had by all.
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2 Panthers supported by infantry. |
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M4 Shermans |
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More Shermans |
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The famous 88mm |
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American Artillery |
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American Infantry approx 5mm in size. |
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Given the small size it's hard to tell here what is going on but the Americans in the open are retreating past the Germans in the wood. A game like this provides an excellent bird's eye view. |
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Destroyed house. |
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Two elite panzer units launched an assault. |
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German artillery |
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German Engineers hold a woods. |
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German infantry hold another woods. |
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German defenses. ATG unit on the right. |
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Hunting Panthers |
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Panthers |
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SPA "Priest" |
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Sherman with the 76mm gun |
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Paper buildings of a village |
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Americans hold the other paper village (for a time anyway) |
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German engineers about to eliminate the American artillery in the paper village.This gave the Germans the win |
2 comments:
That setup looks cool, Bruce!
Thanks much. I'll pass that on to my friend.
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