Battalion level WW2 Now called "O" Group or the story of "Oooooh"
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Re: Battalion level WW2 Now called "O" Group or the story of "Oooooh"
It's there now ...
Re: Battalion level WW2 Now called "O" Group or the story of "Oooooh"
Thanks Peter for the notice.
Pre-Ordered my copy.
CarlL
Pre-Ordered my copy.
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Re: Battalion level WW2 Now called "O" Group or the story of "Oooooh"
FWIW, I would loved to have added a second token set to my order.
(Just a thought Rich, if you are reading this)
(Just a thought Rich, if you are reading this)
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@Siggian - yes, I thought that too. Definitely an option to add to the shop.
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Re: Battalion level WW2 Now called "O" Group or the story of "Oooooh"
I always buy two sets of tokens. I am sure they will be available later as a separate item. Handy for those in UK not so much here in Oz.
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Re: Battalion level WW2 Now called "O" Group or the story of "Oooooh"
Not so handy for Canada as well. I don't really want to make a second order with the attendant extra postage. Tacking on a second set will up the postage a bit but not as much as the tokens alone.
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I haven't found the answer to this question here or elsewhere (yet) so here goes...
What would be the recommended MINIMUM size table to play O Group if using 12mm figures and buildings etc?
For instance, having recently downsized to smaller tables for smaller games, I could do 3ft x 4.5ft. Is that too small for O Group in 12mm?
And any plans for army lists and scenarios for Barbarossa 1941-?
Cheers
What would be the recommended MINIMUM size table to play O Group if using 12mm figures and buildings etc?
For instance, having recently downsized to smaller tables for smaller games, I could do 3ft x 4.5ft. Is that too small for O Group in 12mm?
And any plans for army lists and scenarios for Barbarossa 1941-?
Cheers
"When one goes, one must go with style."
Re: Battalion level WW2 Now called "O" Group or the story of "Oooooh"
I would expect it’s designed for a 6’x4’ table but if you were to switch to 2cm=1” for your measurements as if by magic your existing table would increase to almost the equivalent of a 4’x6’.Snowcat wrote: ↑Mon Feb 15, 2021 1:40 am I haven't found the answer to this question here or elsewhere (yet) so here goes...
What would be the recommended MINIMUM size table to play O Group if using 12mm figures and buildings etc?
For instance, having recently downsized to smaller tables for smaller games, I could do 3ft x 4.5ft. Is that too small for O Group in 12mm?
And any plans for army lists and scenarios for Barbarossa 1941-?
Cheers
John
Re: Battalion level WW2 Now called "O" Group or the story of "Oooooh"
Rich answered this on the FaceBook page. Since there is a limited supply of tokens initially he wants to ensure that everyone who pre-orders the Bundle can get a set. You only need 1 set to play. He will not be putting the tokens onto the website separately until all the pre-orders are fulfilled.
John
Re: Battalion level WW2 Now called "O" Group or the story of "Oooooh"
That's clever thinking.Archdukek wrote: ↑Mon Feb 15, 2021 12:44 pmI would expect it’s designed for a 6’x4’ table but if you were to switch to 2cm=1” for your measurements as if by magic your existing table would increase to almost the equivalent of a 4’x6’.Snowcat wrote: ↑Mon Feb 15, 2021 1:40 am I haven't found the answer to this question here or elsewhere (yet) so here goes...
What would be the recommended MINIMUM size table to play O Group if using 12mm figures and buildings etc?
For instance, having recently downsized to smaller tables for smaller games, I could do 3ft x 4.5ft. Is that too small for O Group in 12mm?
And any plans for army lists and scenarios for Barbarossa 1941-?
Cheers
John
I just found where Dave explains that for 6-10mm 'O Group' uses the standard Lardy 1" = 1cm rule.
For 12mm figures, your idea of treating 1" as 2cm (80%) is perfectly in line with 12mm being 80% of 15mm.
And it looks like I can now get up to a 5'x3.5' table, which using the above formula is greater than 6'x4' using 15mm figures. Ideal result.
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