A Driving Charge Malaya 1941 (updated 18 11 24)

[TacticalPainter]

It's been great to return to the Far East and dig out my tropical terrain. As always with a new campaign there are opportunities for more pieces and to refresh old ones. Put together a blog post with a bit of background on the new terrain and few new ideas to get maximum mileage from it. You find that here: http://thetacticalpainter.blogspot.com/2024/11/getting-ready-for-driving-charge.html

[TacticalPainter]

The first of my reports on A Driving Charge the campaign for Chain of Command set in Malaya. These are abbreviated reports compared to my usual AARs. Originally I never intended writing them up as I was teaching a friend but I think I took enough pictures and can recount the action sufficiently to give a good flavour of the games. You can find the game reports here: http://thetacticalpainter.blogspot.com/2024/11/a-driving-charge-phase-one-approach-to.html

[flatpack]

Outstanding terrain.
Went and read your blog.
You’ve one some brilliant work there.
Truly inspiring.

[fred]

Great looking games!

Interesting how differently the two games played out.

[Iain R]

Fantastic! Truly inspirational stuff!

[marianas_gamer]

Excellent jungle!

[HerbertTarkel]

Lovely jungle terrain, could be used for so many jungly games. Terrific Zero, as well!

[TacticalPainter]

An abbreviated AAR of the next two games is now on the blog We now reach Phase Two and the attack on the main defensive line at Jitra. The Japanese have plenty of time up their sleeve but can the British stall the momentum of their drive into Malaya? Two game reports in one post: http://thetacticalpainter.blogspot.com/2024/11/a-driving-charge-phase-two-attack-on.html

[brunei35]

Looks excellent as usual and interesting blog update. Thank you for posting

[CapnJim]

Yes - that was good.  Great job.