Warts 'n' all

That sounds very painful.

@Bulletpoint I concur, even simple orders can trigger this behaviour. Although most missions on my recent stumble up the road to Montebourg were bug free, there were two where it happened so many times I was having to replay turns over and over... Grrrr!

Polar Bears in search of a fishmongers.

I've found that with Teams it will be one guy getting left behind. Whereas with Squads it will be two or three. I've also found that the behaviour is hit and miss, you can play seven or eight missions without it occurring at all, then suddenly you'll get hit by it multiple times in a single mission. Ho hum.

That was the one that I had in mind, although I haven't played it, which probably explains why I couldn't remember the title. Now that CMBN has had it's most annoying bug fixed I will hopefully return from CMFB soon.

The competition is already over. But, if you had posted a video of Phil Harding singing this then I might have bent the rules.

There was a thread about this recently. but I can't remember the title. My experience re artillery was that infantry only ran through a gap towards the enemy if arty rounds landed right behind them and cut off any route back to hard cover. And that only happened once through an entire campaign. Sadly, infantry getting stuck whilst moving through gaps in a hedgerow, or even moving away from a hedgerow into open ground happened more often than I would have liked.

Hedgerows have always been treated differently in CMFB because it is set in winter, and the hedges are considered to be either devoid of leaves, or for them to have turned brown and brittle. Unlike in CMBN neither infantry nor vehicles are blocked by hedgerows.

Final standings Vergeltungswaffe- 31 Points Warts 'n' all - 18 Points LongLeftFlank - 6 Points Falaise - 4 Points Umlaut - 0 Points altipueri - Minus 5 Points So our winner by a very long margin is @Vergeltungswaffe. His prize is a hogshead of Elizabeth's St. Jemes Infirmary Thorney Isalnd Entire Butt, described by Rate Beer as being full-bodied, well-rounded, and a cheeky little number all at the same time.

@Falaise Thank you for your comment. If the competition had been run when the Big Bundle was originally released then the South of France pictures would have been disallowed. But we now have at least one community made battle from Dragoon so that is why The Committee of 100 allowed the pictures posted on page 1 and the one above.

That's a two pointer.

They are indeed interesting. Although I'm more interested in the fact hat he played with Spike Hughes in the 30's, and that the vocalist on this track had the surname "Churchill".

I think that No. 6 was taken at Vernon on the Seine, just to the west of where the first mission from "Amiens Tonight" is set.

I think that someone has got this in the bag. No.6 looks like it only has Limey troops in it, but all the others are fine. So that is 12 points to you. I'm now going to annoy my neighbours by playing "Just You, Just Me" rather loudly. I love Slam Stewart's playing on it.

If you are having trouble loading more pictures, you might want to check the "My Attachments" section of your profile. It could be that it is full, you can always create more space by deleting some of your older posts from it. They will still remain visible in the thread in which you posted them.

Hahahaha. A nice shot of Kay Summersby in fancy dress.

As much as I love El Clash Combo, the only way troops could've heard those tunes during WW2 is via the TARDIS.

Updated standings @Vergeltungswaffe - 19 Points Warts 'n' all - 18 Points All other scores remain unchanged.

Hitler Blues - Florida Kid ...

Oh dear. You missed again. The clue was in the award of 20 points. The correct answer was No.20. Grosvenor Square. The place Dartford Mick was going to storm in 1968, but he decided to go to the corner shop, buy Marianne a Mars Bar, and go home and write "Street Fighting Man" instead. Personally I was more interested in the European Cup Final, than what was going on in the streets. In my defense, I was only six at the time

I don't think anyone has asked about the "Eisenhowerplatz" variant. So I will now add an extra bonus in addition to the "Splash" 10 points, and the "End of Battle" 15 points which are still on offer. Anyone who can tell us where "Eisenhowerplatz" was located during WW2 gets 20 points. And in the same way as Noddle Head can't get points for the previous bonuses he can't get any points for it.

I love that picture too. It is one that I've looked at at lot recently.

Oh dear, and you were doing so well. Your first three attempts gained you six points. But, then you fell into our Mafioso Frank pratfall and lost five. Still you are now up to 19 and with just one full day of competition left I don't think anyone will catch you.

Thankfully all those Chamberlainesque "Keep Calm" posters got pulped in the Spring of 1940. And then it was time to "Get Angry and Kill Nazis".

Current standings Vergeltungswaffe -18 Points Warts 'n' all - 16 Points Falaise -4 Points LongLeftFlank - 4 Points altipueri - Minus 5 Points So with just a couple of days to go and bonus points still up for grabs can Noddle Head cheat his way to victory?