Chain of Command WWI - Attack and Defend

[scrivs]

On Tuesday I had my first wargame of 2016 when I played Lee at Chain of Command WWI pitting my Stosstruppen against his Tommies.

Having suffered several beatings at the hand of these chaps over the past few months I was hoping 2016 would bring better fortune.



As usual, more images and commentary on Scrivsland

[Miantanomo]

Great looking game! And the beginning to a very promising 2016 for you! 

[Belizaire]

Nice stuff! Did you modify the rules at all or did you find no need? And where did you get the stats for things like the Whippet, Minenwerfer, etc? I am working on some WW1 infantry at the moment (along with some 1/2400 WW1 naval) and love CoC for WW2, so this could be a good pairing for me.

[scrivs]

Thanks chaps.
The WWI rules are in the 2014 Christmas Special: http://toofatlardies.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=15&products_id=156

[Amonglions]

Nice AAR. Really like the figures and terrain. I'm also a massive fan of Chain of Command though haven't used it for WW1 yet. We are still using Through the Mud and the Blood here.

Just a quick question, where did you get the trenches from? They're excellent. Are they your own builds?

Thanks for sharing!

Cheers.

[James Morris]

The dug outs are vac forms from Early War Miniatures (2 for £13 GBP).  At that kind of price it wasn't worth building our own.

We also have vacform items from Amera and Kallistra in our collections.