Terror in Tashkent!

[Poliorketes]

Ozzie-power!

[Lowtardog]

A fantastic report :love:  ::  

[Poliorketes]

The white Austin armoured car mows down the Red cavalry squadron.



And the winner is... German player Driscoles, who captured his objectives and raked in some more VPs as bribes for his changing allegiances during the game. For once, a German victorious. Didnīt see that too often in the last century.



Finally, a group mugshot. ::



Westfalia Chris

[Ironworker]

Nice battle man.  Lots of different sides.  Must have been interesting to keep track of.  Where can I get one of those Austin armored cars?

[Poliorketes]

Nice battle man.  Lots of different sides.  Must have been interesting to keep track of.  Where can I get one of those Austin armored cars?

Sloppy Jaloppy

[Trencher]

Looks like it was a funny battle. A superb assembly of nicely painted miniatures, scenery and vehicles as well. Now that was eye-candy!

[PeteMurray]

What a great report! Wonderful to see the lot of you gaming it up!

[theoldschool]

Absolutely top drawer stuff, inspiring report chaps. I haven't had a chance to try T&T yet, but they read like a whole load of fun.
Pat

[Phil Robinson]

Excellent, nice report, nice terrain, nice figures and a nice time by the looks of it.

Will have to give TT ago myself I think.

[Phil Robinson]

Excellent, nice report, nice terrain, nice figures and a nice time by the looks of it.

Will have to give TT ago myself I think.

Can't sleep so I have been reading through the TT board, I'm hooked.
 
Sold some stuff on EBay tonight so I have ordered a set from Jens  

[dominic]

Man!  That was a really great game!  T&T works really well, it's a fun and really playable set of rules that opens itself up to many pulp possibilities - especially if it involves several units and troop types.  

And the rules are also versatile enough to cover other periods like Darkest Africa, Boxer Rebellion and WW1.  After this Tashkent game, the board was set up for Spanish Civil War using a variant of the T&T rules written by Westphalia Chris.  

Highly recommended!!

[twrchtrwyth]

Great looking game. :mrgreen:

[Driscoles]

This was really big fun. Poliorketes had the scenario idea. It was based on a book that he recently read. The book  was about the mix up in Russian revolutionary Tashkent and it sounded absolutely weird ( with Britisch, Reds, White and German Pows involved )so he thought that would make a great scenario.

Everybody ( 9 Players )  became a force of about 25 figures. Some had vehicle or heavy weapon units. The setup for the Reds and Whites was randomly. The British started at a tableedge and the germans at the rail.

I played the germans and I think I had the easiest task. I had to capture the trainstation and sell my troops to the highest bidder.

The reward was a trainticket home for Hauptmann Gottlieb von Wendehals and his men. Because Wendehals didnt trust anybody it was clear from the beginning that he would do what was best for his men. Even if he had to make contracts with both Red and White.

Wendehals paid the highest price for victory. He gave his life for his men but the reward was worth it.

[Bullshott]

Great looking game and a nice scenario too.