Warts 'n' all

Oh, I'd forgotten this little gem of a movie.

To paraphrase the slogan on Woody Guthrie's guitar, "These Brens kill Fascists".

Don't yer just hate it when the flyboys do that? Grrrrrr...

Very sound advice. I loved this map, especially the apartment blocks set around their inner courtyards (a very realistic touch). This was easily my favourite mission from the whole campaign.

This looks pretty artistic. Although I suspect that the dead crew might not agree.

Being over 400 years old, you're bound to go a bit strange.

Well worth watching. You also might like to check out "Jamies Games" version of this same mission for comparison.

The stand alone battle "Back to the Waal" allows us to do just that, without the need to model the boats.

Hard to tell from that pic. Need to know what kind of bridge you are using.

Ah, Berlin Alexanderplatz, fighting in the streets where Franz Biberkopf once trod. For younger readers, ask your Media Studies teacher.

I've never found out who created this battle. But it is a little gem, I love it.

Thanks for sharing this with us.

Perhaps you should have taken some of what Culture called "International Herb" into work with you, purely on the grounds of making it smell more pleasant obviously.

Unlike Old Crommers, I'm from Kent.

Ah, Worcestershire, it's a whole different world.

Thank for that. To be honest having a spike stuck through me bonce makes wearing a woolly hat really tricky.

Unlike my alter ego, I'd like to wish everyone a Yule that's cool.

You can't be "posh", that was my comment. And I was born on crummy Council Estate, (or Housing Project, as I think they are called on your side of the pond). I wouldn't want to put other people off of this series, and I will stick with til the end. But for me, it makes for far less enjoyable viewing compared to his "Road to Wiltz" videos.

Yes, as impressive as his excellent mods.

My son tried banning sex when he became Lord Protector after me. No wonder they called him "Tumbledown Dick".

I remember that Charles Stewart chap trying to tell me that it was "Haitch". It was just before that nasty incident with the axe. Getting back to the OP, I don't think this series has been up to Mr. Hapless's usual standard with regards to commentary.

Yes, I think you're right. Even when Winnie "Floor Crosser" Churchill called himself "Minister of Defence", he still had to deal with separate government departments. e.g. The Air Ministry. The War Office, The Admiralty.

Nice little story. Although in fact, the MOD didn't actually come into existence until 1st April 1964.

It sounds like your berserk Jocks were fighting the 2nd or 3rd mission from The Scottish Corridor campaign. I certainly remember a cunningly positioned minefield at a railway station.