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Fist Full of TOWs 3 A Bridge Too Far Scenario Part 2
The German team attempts to isolate the American paratrooper units and control key terrain.
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Fist Full of TOWs 3: A Bridge Too Far
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The first full FFOT3 WW2 scenario. US Paratroopers seize key bridges to flow armored forces past chokepoints. All figures are 3d printed. Infantry designed by myself, tanks from thingiverse.
Fist Full of TOWs 3 Amphibious Assault and Fire Support
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Amphibious Assault, organic mortars, supporting IDF, Naval Surface Fires, and Air Strikes
Fist Full of TOWs 3 Infantry Combat and Airborne Assault
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A brief play-through of infantry combat and Airborne Assault.
Fist Full of TOWs Anti-Vehicle Fire Part 2
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Fist Full of TOWs Anti-Vehicle Fire Part 2
Fist Full of TOWS Anti-Vehicle Fire Part 1
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Fist Full of TOWS Anti-Vehicle Fire Part 1
How to play Fist Full of TOWs 3 Introduction
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An introduction into playing FiST Full of TOWs 3. This video runs through the scenario and a brief introduction to the movement phase.
I appreciate eth fine work you have done here, we gotta get you in our gaming group!
We’ve played a similar, massive Arnhem game using 6mm miniatures on a 24’ by 6’ table, using ‘All Hell Let Loose’ rules. I love your table!
This is insane. Please make more
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great table - looking forward to the continued content.
I'm not sure if you are correct about the way every shots from all units have to declared before any dice rolling. I played a trial game yesterday the same way, but i just looked at the rules again as well as coming to youtube to see how others are doing it. 12.3 Procedure A player may conduct fire with his stands in any order. The player indicates one or more firing stands, identifies the target, and states the type of weapon(s) being fired. The player then resolves the attack(s). The player then declares and resolves the next attack. Note that this allows a player to see the effect of the first attack before he declares the second attack. However, all fire against a given target must be declared before resolving any attack against that target.
Nice set up...looks good. FFT3 is a good system.
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Most impressive table, great looking game!!
A nice looking game on a gorgeous and fantastic table, big like!!!
Just started playing FFoT3 a few months ago. Put on a North Africa game between Italians and British during Op Crusader. Good rule set but I need more than one tank for a platoon.
Great videos, and I love the scale and the table! Just as a reminder, armor suffers a -1 ROF when splitting fire for each additional target (13.4.4 ROF Reduction for Multiple Targets)
You're right! Thanks for keeping me honest
Bro what size of table is this??
6 x 8 foot
31st Subscriber. Just found your channel and I am digging it. Also starting to get back into wargaming myself. Great table and miniatures, would love to hear more about them in amongst the battle reports.
Excellent video, extremely clear and easy to understand
Thanks for the video. Where are you getting the ranges for your tanks. In the rule book the T34 has a range of 10 why are you multiplying it by 4?
I am a fan of these rules so Thanks for the intro and other videos.
Definitely makes me want to break out my 6mm WWII and have a game. Are you planning on doing a small scenario?
Really pleasing terrain and comprehensive video. Great stuff!
Thanks for the videos