Chain of Command Burma

[scrivs]

I had not realised that it was November 2013 when I last played with my Burma collection and since then I had painted quite a few more Gurkhas and a Chi-Ha.


So, when Steve asked if we could play Chain of Command on Tuesday evening it was a good opportunity to break these toys out.



We played the Attack and Defence scenario with Steve attacking with the Japanese.

A full report and more photos on Scrivsland: http://scrivsland.blogspot.co.uk/2015/04/chain-of-command-burma.html

[Phil Robinson]

Grand stuff as per usual, good to see this stuff out again too.

[Gunner Dunbar]

Cool, I like those tuffs of grass, fish tank decorations?

[Marine0846]

Sweet looking game.
Reminds me to get out my Marines and Japanese.
Thanks for sharing.

[Poiter50]

As usual, great looking game. Is the mule the Prospector's Mule with a Chindit handler?

[scrivs]

Thanks all.

It is indeed fish tank decorations.

The mule and handler are from The Assault Group http://www.theassaultgroup.co.uk/index.php?p=225 most of my Burma stuff is from TAG, the sculpts and mould quality are excellent.

[Stavka]

Looks really fantastic; figures, models, and terrain are all wonderfully done.

I really like the TAG WW2 ranges.  I have their Japanese and US Marines, and only wish they produced even more.  Clean castings that paint up very easily and well.

[Sparrow]

Very nice!

[Jim Jess]

Awesome stuff you have there.  Love the paint job on the Japanese tank.

[David]

Hi
Any painting tips on Gurkhas
I have just finished undercoating most of mine.
Apart from some conversion.
Cheers
David

[scrivs]

Thanks chaps.

As to painting the Gurkhas, this may help: http://scrivsland.blogspot.co.uk/2015/01/gurkha-reinforcements.html

[Denouement]

Visually enjoyable, particularly like the terrain and the armour.   

Stuart.

[David]

Cheers Paul
That's just what I need, just have to do a check list of the paints
David

[Gazjones]

Brilliant! I always love the look of your games.

[scrivs]

Cheers chaps, I reckon these will get a few more trips out in the near future.