Operation Deadstick - Bénouville Bridge 1944

[Dutchy]

A few pics of my table set up for the assault on Pegasus Bridge

[Dutchy]

Glider nr 1 lands, the german MG swings round and catches the first section to emerge from the glider, lightly wounding the sgt.

[Sakuragi Miniatures]

Nice set up. What rules are you using?

[Dutchy]

I’m using Chain of Command. Two glider platooons and one reinforced german platoon.

[Harry Faversham]

I like the black and white photo. Looks like a low level shot, from a recce Spitfire!
 

[z1pp132002]

Is this in 20mm? and if so is that the Italeri MDF Pegasus bridge?

Excellent table well done.

[Hoagie]

That's a stunning table, looks like a joy to play on! 

[Gunner Dunbar]

That’s a great table.

[arshak]

Really very nice table! is the game finished or ongoing?

[CapnJim]

Very nice. 

I plan to use the Pegasus Bridge scenario as a basis for one of the games my regular gaming group will play when we get to my fictional Central American country in the late 80s.  The US will be invading El Perdomo in late '88 or early '89, and in lieu of British Ox & Bucks in gliders, it'll be US troops in UH60 Blackhawks.

Waiting to see how your game ends up...

[Dutchy]

Is this in 20mm? and if so is that the Italeri MDF Pegasus bridge?

Excellent table well done.

Is is 20mm, a mix of PSC and ab figures. The bridge is 4Ground MDF.

[Dutchy]

Really very nice table! is the game finished or ongoing?

Thanks, the game is ongoing, I’m playing solo trying to figure out a balanced scenario for me and my mate to play.

[MaleGriffin]

Masterfully done! One of the best i've seen!

[bluewillow]

Nice work,

Only thing you need to add the train station and water tower on the Bénouville side, and the building opposite the cafe.

Cheers
Matt

[TacticalPainter]

Lovely looking table. I love the way 20mm allows you to create a lot more space on a table than a larger scale. I play many other periods in 28mm, but somehow 20mm hits the absolute sweet spot for me for the Second World War.