Fate of a nation - Flames of war Six-day war supplement

[tomek917]

Have to say I'm actually looking forward to this...



This was posted on Wargames Illustrated's Facebook page, more info in WI311 out 24th august apparently. The supplement will be out with WI312, so late september perhaps?

I have loads of FOW but stopped playing a few years ago. Almost started again with the Vietnam-supplement.

But this might get me back in...

[Arlequín]

Well, I'd heard rumours, but I'm still surprised. Awesome news, although I do feel a bit sorry for a few guys out there who have been working hard on similar 'unofficial' stuff for both '67 and '73, which was looking quite good too.

I'll buy it and I don't play FoW... I like their books. 

[soldieroftheline]

Six-day war only? Will there be another one for Yom Kippur? I'd be much more interested in that, although I've never actually played FOW.

Will there be models as well? Could be very useful for AK-47 gamers!

[tomek917]

Well, I'd heard rumours, but I'm still surprised. Awesome news, although I do feel a bit sorry for a few guys out there who have been working hard on similar 'unofficial' stuff for both '67 and '73, which was looking quite good too.

I'll buy it and I don't play FoW... I like their books. 

I had a hunch this would come since basically all the vehicles are already done, but yes, I'm quite surprised too!
Some of those unofficial supplements looked really good, I've never seen anything complete though?

Six-day war only? Will there be another one for Yom Kippur? I'd be much more interested in that, although I've never actually played FOW.

Will there be models as well? Could be very useful for AK-47 gamers!

I don't know, guess we will have to wait and see. When the Vietnam WI supplement came they said that was just a one off thing, but it developed into a whole new range.
Most of the vehicles are already done, they are in the Vietnam range, I don't know if they are going to repackage that or just sell separate decals and stuff like that.

[Arlequín]

If they follow their usual model, I would expect the '73 War and any others to be the subject of separate books... that's not a criticism btw... just how it seems to work. For a 'tank heavy' system, I'm only surprised they didn't go with Arab-Israeli before now.

They tend to make every common model needed (and a few more besides), so expect Israeli half-tracks, BTR-152s, BTR-60s to add to what has already been made for Vietnam.

On the whole I can't see it being anything but good news for 15mm 'moderns' gamers, but I'm sure someone will find something to moan about.

[Emir of Askaristan]

This might tempt me actually - as arlequin said its such a tank heavy game I just can't get my head around the ww2 or especially Vietnam versions even though the books and models are so well produced.

Thanks for sharing.

[grant]

I have large collection of Arab-Israeli Wars in 6mm, these supplements will be handy for sure. Fun game, better in 6mm to avoid the parking lot look.

[Arlequín]

I missed that it was a 'supplement' in WI... but then that is how 'FoW Vietnam' began too. 

[Elbows]

I love the idea.  It's been so long since I played FOW that I can't remember how good the system is for tank-vs-tank combat.  I would have preferred a more comprehensive book covering the various wars.

I also immediately hoped that Plastic Soldier Company would get on board with a line of vehicles.

   Nice to see some more/diverse modern stuff being pushed to the forefront.