On the premise that you can never have enough Russian infantry, my latest project: a second Russian Rifle regiment for the 6mm WW2 Spearhead forces. These figures are old Ros Heroics that I bought close to 30 years ago for some project or other (I really can't remember what it was), and they have sat unopened in their bag since then. However as I look to get into some serious WW2 'gaming (mid war Eastern Front) using the Spearhead rules, I realised that I needed a second Rifle Regiment for an Infantry Division attack list under Keith's Scenario Generation System (it might be flash to take Tank Corp lists all the time, but I find it interesting to try something different; this is for a largely infantry force supported by a couple of heavy tank brigades and plenty of artillery - this style suits me, being a table top WW1 general by inclination, with lots of infantry, supported by plenty of artillery organised into a serious fire plan that includes liberal doses of Counter Battery fire etc).
So here is a view of the Regiment complete, just to give an idea of the size of the forces - 33 stands with only the MMG support stands.
And here is one battalion against a backdrop of 6mm Spearhead town sectors (the buildings seen here were a locally produced product again from way back in the late 70s or early 80s).
Now... to organise a few more games.
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I'd love to give it a go!
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How about this Friday evening? One last hit-out before the term starts .. I could do what I did with Nick.. a smallish game 1942/43.. take about 2 hours to play... let me know.
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Robin
Soviets, please...
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Da Tovarishch.. those fighting stands don't stand up too well on their own, do they!!
ReplyDeleteMore MMGs, and MRLs and T34s.... or more infantry fighting stands, you can never have too many...LOL
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