Too Fat Lardies

1. 3 markers means you can move up the table quicker but on a narrower front. Depending on terrain, that can be important. 2. A locked down marker continues to exert an effect. 3. Markers in a stack must still be moved individually. I sometimes start with them stacked if, again, I need to move up th...

I'd be tempted to say that one of the JLs acts, temporarily, as an Inferior Senior Leader (ie: activates on a 4, can issue orders to all relevant units but only has 2 CIs).

If in doubt, I would always use the stats from the Consolidated Arsenal (a fan project which has been worked on by many people and is pretty reliable). See the link in my signature below.

"Your table edge. ie, any one that patrol markers start on" is a good way of putting it.

Why does that not seem right? The Germans get something similar in the two Kursk PSCs.

Truscott Trotter wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 09, 2019 12:08 pm

IiRC its to aid in ditch crossing.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unditching_roller

Ah, cool! I wouldn't have guessed that Thanks, TT!

Because I am ill-educated and ignorant, what's the purpose of the roller/drum type thing on the front of these American-built half-tracks?

Yeah, I kinda agree. Andy, your efforts to create a site which is usable by as many people as possible are very much appreciated and you were clearly stung by the suggestion that you were making things difficult on purpose. But if you were to edit your post and remove that particular offensive word ...

4' x 6' is the usual size

If you wanted to do something subtle, you could put a particular colour of flower on the bases of those with different weapons. I'm doing that to pick out my 15mm JLs for the sake of anyone I play with who has reduced eyesight. The splash of colour should be quite visible but not jarring. In theory!