Yeah this was some cool terrain indeed. Cheers!

Ahh wow that's awesome! I'm pleased to have brought back such happy memories for you :) thank you for watching, and for commenting.

It was a lot of fun to play over :) cheers!

i'm having so much fun with it :) hoping to get Lee back again soon and then when we start another game we'll try and shoot some actual batreps and play throughs :) It's really cool that someone else knows this ruleset...

This was pretty awesome terrain! Thanks for watching and commenting, and good luck with your own terrain :)

Yeah he did a very good job on this indeed, 6mm is a scale I've not had much experience with, this was a lovely set up to play over. Thanks for your comment.

Thank you!! Glad you like it :)

It really was awesome, huh. Yeah, I think mats are much more flexible and have more utility as well; that way you can make lots of different scatter terrain and set it up however you want, rather than being constrained by the tiles and where you've placed things. Enjoy your gaming mate!

yeah it was a pretty awesome board that, huh. Thanks for watching and for making time to comment - appreciated :)

Yeah that would work well indeed! Tiny scale and lovely boards :)

Yeah it was fun to play, though long... I had to inject some humour and character role play (naming the drivers of particular tanks for example) else I found it became quite tedious and a bit too much table-checking. Thanks for the comment :)

Yeah he did a great job on this terrain indeed.

Hey, thank you so much for your comment. Yeah, this wasn't my game or terrain and it's no longer set up at my place so we never did get any more games on it; I enjoyed it, but only because I'm pretty stubborn at putting roleplay type elements into every game (so I named the drivers of my scout cars that were destroyed which then meant there was banter about their wives being serenaded by the SAS in the pub - that kind of thing). I think without that I would not have enjoyed it very much, with all the table checking. It was beautiful terrain, though. Just this weekend I played some DBA with 15mm which was a lot of fun, for proper historical wargaming. I don't get much modern day stuff done yet as I'm still building for Chain of Command :) Thanks again for commenting. Take care.

Yeah - he did a very good job on that! Thanks for watching :)

Thank you very much for your comment; sadly I do not have this terrain any more, nor am I in contact with the owner. I'm sorry to let you down.

@@BeardClipper Oh what a shame but not to worry. Maybe you should make your own? Either way I appreciate you making the video which has prompted me to make a similar board but with 3mm cold war miniatures!

@@battlecabinstudios3965 I'm really pleased to here this has inspired you in that way :) I normally do more scatter terrain (I find it more flexible) and a slightly larger scale however this was a stunning setup indeed :) Thanks for commenting :) and best of luck with your 3mm cold war board mate :)

Thank you very much, I'm very pleased you enjoyed the video. This terrain wasn't made by me, sadly, and it is long gone. I believe that the person who made it said it was materials used by model railway builders and that makes sense to me. I know you can buy those mats in a lot of places. Sorry I cannot be of more help, and thanks again for watching, and for the kind words.

Yeah it's stunning, huh :) I'll see if I can get Lee onto this to reply to your questions in detail; if not I'll get those answers and reply myself... Glad you enjoyed the video!!! :)

hey... so... they are painted on over the grass mat with a mixture of grey paint and plaster of paris...

BeardClipper. That’s great, thank you very much for finding that out for me. I’ll definitely be giving this a go soon. In fact a small roll of grass mat arrived around an hour ago. Thanks again 👍🏻

Thank you for the comment. Unfortunately the game is no longer with me, for various reasons, so I'll be unable to do any follow up at all. I'm sorry for that.

BeardClipper sad to hear that, but keep up the good work anyway! Cheers

Hey, I have my friend (Lee)'s paper copy from back in the day so we have paper tables and lists and that. It is very old school. I'm loving how popular this game seems to be - I've already got in touch with Lee to tell him he needs to get back over so we can do some more videos :) Thank you for the comment.

Not heard of that one... interesting.. :)

@@BeardClipper yeah it is an Edinburgh based one that I helped playtest with the local group, is under the header online as a download available option.