Too Fat Lardies

hi folks: anybody out there want to teach me some Chain of Command? I play IABSM so hopefully would learn quickly

Adding this reply I got from Robert himself on Facebook (for the record): That's my bad, I'm afraid...or my good, dependent on how you look at it. When I first started writing the scenario books, I was well aware that people only have access to certain sized tables, so I never specified the size, ju...

Thanks! I thought that would be the case but since there was not that explanation in the text I wasn't quite sure what to do.

Hi folks: looking to play Scenario #14: North of Carroceto the book refers to a railroad cutting. it makes no statement however on how steep it is, if vehicles can enter it or not, etc... in other scenarios in the book it will say whether a cutting or ravine can be crossed by vehicles. any thoughts ...

I've played this a few times. Very easy to learn and very easy to use and helps each side try to implement a given tactic.......but still retains randomness of IABSM

Thanks, R! Sending my dollars across the pond as we speak!

Doing all I can to boost IABSM here in northwest Vermont, USA.

Hi folks: Can someone provide the # of scenarios for each theatre that this IABSM book provides:

France 1940: #___ scenarios
Tunisia 1943: #___ scenarios
Italy: #___ scenarios
Northern Europe: #___ scenarios

Thanks!

Posting a reminder from John Ewing who notes: "Dan, remember to credit them to Robert Avery since I’ve just paraphrased the approach he recommends in Bashnya or Bust."

Here is the answer I got from John Ewing on IABSM facebook page: You have to keep in mind that the 252/1 is an armoured transport, a battle taxi, not an Infantry Fighting Vehicle in the modern sense. Most Panzergrenadiers used it to get were they needed to be then dismounted to go into action. On th...

Thanks for that suggestion. But I don't have that because I don't do Russian front. That being said, can you can still offer me some guidance? I have been a good lardy boy...I've bought several scenario books and specials over the years...