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bolt action minis Anonymous 16/09/16(Fri)00:12 No. 109883

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Currently play skirmish sangin and FoF, but looked around for ww2 games and decided on bolt action. With regards to tournaments, do you have to use official figures? I have seen some great figures from other companies.

Anonymous 16/09/16(Fri)09:11 No. 109903

Tournament play, the best way to make a miniature wargame a total piece of shit.

And to answer your question I have never seen anyone get their asshole turned inside out about using other manufacturers minis in any other game outside the GW awfulness empire and maybe Privateer Press just because the models are so closely tied to the rules.

WW2 Anonymous 16/12/01(Thu)06:13 No. 113245

2 F at Lard ees

Chain of Command is the best WW2 miniatures engine out there!

Chad Lagoon

Bolt Action Anonymous 16/12/08(Thu)21:43 No. 113633

The Minis are Fantastic, Though I Haven't seen the Tanks...

The new Fallschirmjäger box is really great!

I play with 1/48 - 1/50 scale die cast Armor (mostly Solido, Corgi, and Universal Soldier) but I have some Tamiya kits and PreBuilts.

C. Lagoon. Esq.

Anonymous 17/03/27(Mon)00:00 No. 120063

Our local guys tend to stick to their plastic infantry, but anything that would be in metal is a tossup. Tanks come from anybody who makes them in the right scale.

BA & COC Anonymous 17/08/08(Tue)09:24 No. 127606

Both Bolt Action and Chain of Command are good games for different reasons. Are they different? Yes. Can both use the same miniatures? Yes!

Patton&!6KXIFfU.Ek 17/09/03(Sun)22:58 No. 129205

Great Escape Game's Rules of Engagement is the BEST WW2 skirmish game around. Can never find a torrent for it though.

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