you mention the fixed rule and needing a tow, my understanding is a tow is only needed for artillery listed as heavy & super heavy (page 95 under run orders)
My Australian desert dwellers love roaming around in there Chev truck with Italian 20 mm Breda blasting away at things. They’ve just got to be careful how close they get to smallarms fire.
Still would love for someone to make the M-15 and 19 SPAAG vehicles as 1/56th scale models. Nothing says a lot of dead infantry like a 37mm cannon with twin M-2 .50 cals for the M-15 and twin 40mm Bofors for the 19.
If you are firing multiple shots at a vehicle and they both hit (or more than 2 in the case of the Wirbelwind), do you only get to take advantage of one hit? Meaning, you have a better chance to hit but it doesn't make it easier to damage?
Thanks for the overview; I'd been wondering about static autocannon and figured heavy would be an always better choice on account of the range likely letting you start plinking away across the board from the start. While LAC armored cars seem like a good choice (yay AB-42!), do you think soft-skins with them are still viable? Italy (and others) get AA trucks, but I suspect it's a false choice on account of still being vulnerable to the ample amounts of small arms and machine guns around in spite of its mobility.
The way I seen shooting Auto cannons is when you fire, you declare if you are using HE or armor piercing shells. If firing at infantry with armor piercing shells you hit one target with each shell at +2 pen. If you fire fire He you use the templet at +1 pen.
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you mention the fixed rule and needing a tow, my understanding is a tow is only needed for artillery listed as heavy & super heavy (page 95 under run orders)
Been loving my 222. It has always felt like such a good investment
Just got myself a Drilling half track for my germans .
Fixed does not mean you need a tow to move. If they receive a RUN order they can then move 12" (P67).
I'd love it if you made a video explaining the way planes work.
My Australian desert dwellers love roaming around in there Chev truck with Italian 20 mm Breda blasting away at things. They’ve just got to be careful how close they get to smallarms fire.
Still would love for someone to make the M-15 and 19 SPAAG vehicles as 1/56th scale models. Nothing says a lot of dead infantry like a 37mm cannon with twin M-2 .50 cals for the M-15 and twin 40mm Bofors for the 19.
Excellent street fighter commercial, hopefully you get a buck for me downloading the game.
If you are firing multiple shots at a vehicle and they both hit (or more than 2 in the case of the Wirbelwind), do you only get to take advantage of one hit? Meaning, you have a better chance to hit but it doesn't make it easier to damage?
Great video as usual! Love your in depth breakdowns
Thank you for your analysis, helpful as always. I was surprised to see there was no mention of the Kugelblitz?
Started using these on my humbers instead of the light AT gun and dam! they blast infantry easy peasy.
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Thank you so much!
Love these videos.
Thanks for the overview; I'd been wondering about static autocannon and figured heavy would be an always better choice on account of the range likely letting you start plinking away across the board from the start. While LAC armored cars seem like a good choice (yay AB-42!), do you think soft-skins with them are still viable? Italy (and others) get AA trucks, but I suspect it's a false choice on account of still being vulnerable to the ample amounts of small arms and machine guns around in spite of its mobility.
You mentioned doing a video on the air observer and the flack rule. Could you also cover artillery barrage and smoke barrage as well?
Can we get light or medium howitzers next? I've been thinking of adding one to my list
The way I seen shooting Auto cannons is when you fire, you declare if you are using HE or armor piercing shells. If firing at infantry with armor piercing shells you hit one target with each shell at +2 pen. If you fire fire He you use the templet at +1 pen.