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I’m just guessing, but what sounds reasonable to me is once all dice are played that turn, any unit in ambush wishing to try to shoot puts its die in the bag and draw. If your unit in ambush gets shot at first, it can pull its die to go down as a unit in ambush could have gone down. A unit in ambush that doesn’t put its die in the bag can also go…[Read more]

P67, Weapons, Weapon Special Rules, Flamethrower, second para – “If you score a hit with a flamethrower the number of hits is multiplied into D6 (or D6+1 in the case of vehicle mounted flamethrowers). Roll for damage as usual.”

You’ll note there is no mention of target unit type, so this applies to infantry artillery and vehicle targets, and no…[Read more]

Flamethrowers get multiple hits vs vehicles?!  Didn’t realise that.

We were told on Facebook last week more to come for Judge Dredd but havent heard anything beyond that

1.  This is correct.  Even if you had not destroyed the tank it would have taken a morale test after D3+1 pins, so you could still remove it from the game.

2.  Normally you cannot leave the table under any circumstances, so a unit moving due to a FUBAR would move to the table edge and no further (or along the table edge to get away from en…[Read more]

You could try strips of paper soaked with diluted pva/wood glue. You could also try folding some kitchen foil in half and then cutting a strip. You could also try something like Evergreen Scale Models styrene strips which come in a variety of small sizes including 0.033″ and 0.043″ wide which would work.

As Nigel says , parts 14 are the arms for the AT rifle . The right holds the pistol style grip and the left is braced on the ground . I found all the rifle arms work with the LMG as it’s the same length as the rifles so the hands are in the right places .  Personally the Russians are my favorite plastic set as the kit bash potential is  f…[Read more]

The ATR rifle arms are called out – they are part number 14.

You are correct about the LMG though, from memory I used the rifle arms – but I do prefer not to use prone figures so I tend to have my LMGs being carried or being fired from the hips.  But I have done some prone LMGs.

Cheers,

Nigel