I appreciate that opportunities to field a system with a range of 700km may be limited, but that’s no reason not to have one. Or two.
And yes, the missile should be the same green as the TEL but where would be the fun in that?
Friday, May 15, 2020
From TimG - 1/285 Scud TEL
I appreciate that opportunities to field a system with a range of 700km may be limited, but that’s no reason not to have one. Or two.
And yes, the missile should be the same green as the TEL but where would be the fun in that?
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As I remember it the modern combat rules I used back in the 80s had an option for deploying a tactical nuke .. it kind of put a bit of a downer on the rest of the game however :-)
ReplyDeleteNice TEL however -- now you need one in the ready to launch position as well!
Lovely, Challenger modern rules had that option if I remember correctly, we set a 3 d20s needing 20 on each dice to allow a firing. Someone did it and we spent the rest of the day arguing if the other side got an automatic response 😁
ReplyDeleteNice work Tim. A green missile would be more historical but that wouldn’t do...
ReplyDeleteAwesome work. Now I'm trying to imagine the size of gaming table you would need where those would be useful.
ReplyDeleteSimonG
ReplyDeleteAs I recall a tac nuke would have been a game-ender in these battalion-level games.
Yarkshire Gamer
ReplyDeleteI can assure you that my Scuds are fitted with conventional HE warheads. But I would say that, wouldn’t I?
Peter Douglas
ReplyDeleteIf you want accuracy this is the wrong post!
StuartL
ReplyDeleteMy NBC games are played on Hexon where 10cm=1km so the model Scud could be up to 70 metres away!
Great looking tiny huge truck with indeterminate missile!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Excellent work Tim. A wonderful vehicle for a deep-strike scenario where NATO forces try to take it out before it deploys for launch.
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