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Historicon 2019 Live Blog - Part Two!

Historicon 2019 Live Blog - Part Two!

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Rapid Fire 1943 - Eastern Front Battles

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Jim checks in with the war on the eastern front, will the Soviets win the day again?

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tmon

Meeting engagements are fun to play!

damon

Despite some of the drawbacks for gaming fidelity, 20mm makes for great looking games

torros

Rapid Fire has always been the 20mm WW2 game

damon

We’ve played it for over 20 years at our club now.
We can have a good game of 8-10 turns on a club night or bigger all day games that let us use all the toys.

templar007

Well, add another rules set that I need to look for! Rapid Fire at 20mm.

I may need to remodel the attic to hold all of my miniatures!

He who dies with the most toys wins!!! ??

zorg

an the bear pushes back.

jemmy

The issue with big cats is just what I thought, when I exmined the picture for what is on the board. If Rapid Fire is good for 20mm, I hope it´s good for 15mm as well. Or do I have to start things in yet another scale 🙂 ?

torros

Rapid fire is single figure bases for infantry. But for 15mm I don’t see why you couldnt easily replace each figure with a FoW base

zorg

You’ll get to see the rarities to the big cat’s more clearly with the smaller scale fighting table.

damon

RF works with smaller scales, infantry is represented by companies of 8-12 figures so multi-based is not a problem so long as you can keep track of casualties on each company.

Robert

You used to be able to get some really great deals on the Rapid Fire rulebook with a bunch of Valiant Miniatures Soldiers and a couple of Armourfast Tanks to refight Normandy. The orginal Valiant plastics are a little on the large size to be called 1/72 scale or 20mm, but they are remoulding them to a more suitable size. Really nice plastic figures though.

Robert

My 1/72 are mostly PSC with some Armourfast and Italeri thrown into the mix. Not many painted but all lovingly built and stored in a box!

goban

Great looking battle, and no cats were injured in the making.

bobcockayne

Panzer IV’s rule, forget the cats, even if I used one at the last bootcamp!

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