Thank you very much. The trackers were from Sarissa, who still make them I believe. The fields were commercially purchased pre-made pieces that I then bordered. I can’t remember exactly which company I bought them from unfortunately.
I was using the advanced rule that if troops didn’t see an enemy enter a building and aren’t within 18” they don’t become aware of the enemy until it opens fire. (Or they wander inside, presumably).
Chain of Comand is such a great wargame. Great looking hedgerows, are they just scouring pads and flock or did you make or buy them another way? I'm struggling to make mine uniform and thin like that
It is good fun, I will get round to playing some more soon hopefully. All of the hedges in the video are from S&A Scenics in two different sizes; I think they're listed by the suggested scale compatibility.
Always looking for more CoC!
You’ve found some, more to come in the future!
Nice
Thanks.
Amazing minis man, terrain too! What and where did you get the wood tracker things? Also would love to know how you did the empty fields.
Thank you very much. The trackers were from Sarissa, who still make them I believe. The fields were commercially purchased pre-made pieces that I then bordered. I can’t remember exactly which company I bought them from unfortunately.
@@thelastbattalion3509 No problem they look class. Ill have a look at the wooden trackers thanks man.
Hello my friend, nice to see some more CoC. Why didn't the Germans shoot at the Vickers when they arrived with 2 squads?
I was using the advanced rule that if troops didn’t see an enemy enter a building and aren’t within 18” they don’t become aware of the enemy until it opens fire. (Or they wander inside, presumably).
@@thelastbattalion3509, okay I understand. Will watch it to the end and will come back if I find anything. But I thank you in advance for the content.
You’re welcome I’m glad people are watching it! Please do tell me if you find any other errors, I think I noticed most of them.
@@thelastbattalion3509, hope you do the same favor to me. It is not to find errors, it is only to look and learn.
The MG 42 is no HMG, that is for example the .50 cal from the US
Chain of Comand is such a great wargame.
Great looking hedgerows, are they just scouring pads and flock or did you make or buy them another way? I'm struggling to make mine uniform and thin like that
It is good fun, I will get round to playing some more soon hopefully. All of the hedges in the video are from S&A Scenics in two different sizes; I think they're listed by the suggested scale compatibility.