Pete Wenman

Now that is cool - kudos to the NAM for being on point, and now I'm feeling thirsty P

Ah the good old days when the Soviet MMR was the bogyman and their chariot of choice was the BTR60 PB. Nothing like a yellow handbag though to remove any concerns !

Try this P MG Borderland_vp.btt

Because I'm bored, I've played around with this. My set up Two Panthers firing under AI control Two Sherman fly, under my control, as targets. One in open ground, immediately behind a strip of light wood (no trees) the second hulldown behind a 2m high berm, which again has a strip of light wood on its top. Range just over 1500m I've run this test 5 times so far, which is nowhere near enough for a real analysis, but I'm getting a feel for the results. Rather than worrying about hits and locations I'm counting AP shells fired in order to destroy the target,

I did this for the 251/9 used at Chenuax, but gave up when trying to get the crew into US uniforms. P

This ^^^ so much this !

I'm not seeing a gun barrel penetrated in this pic. I'm seeing a damaged muzzle brake that would likely not prevent the gun from firing. Really - you'd be happy to fire a 90mm high explosive projectile down a barrel that is that badly damaged, and potentially partially blocked. I was never a tanker, but if that had ever happened to my rifle I sure as hell would not have fired another round. Guns and their associated mountings and recoil systems are pieces of high precision engineering, with very small tolerances. If these are exceeded, due to damage or other external factors, they

@Lt Bull Just tried to drop you a message, but maybe your inbox is full. Drop me a message, with your email address or make some space and let me know P

I love this sort of stuff, so good to see you giving it a go. The real issue is what comprises you are happy to make to fit doctrine to the game and how important scenario balance is to you. I'll ignore the second point, and just throw out some thoughts on the first. Reality on the ground is very hard to determine if not based on historical records, and even then it is likely the TOE is overstated in most case for this stage of the war, but some principles can be applied. With regard to German outpost defense ...the width of a defensive sector assigned to a unit is approximate

Rue du Château-Landon looks possible, but so do many other locations P

Ah, but you typed more, I just copied and pasted ! P

Stalingrad ([stalinɡʁad]) is a Paris Métro station on the border between the 10th arrondissement and the 19th arrondissement at the intersection of lines 2, 5, and 7, located at the Place de la Bataille-de-Stalingrad, which is named for the Battle of Stalingrad. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalingrad_(Paris_Métro) Obviously not called that in 1944 though.

Just to check you are running V2.02 ? as it seems this scenario needs you to be fully patched to date in order for it to work P

Just quoted for truth - LOL P

I do believe it's working, good P