CoC AAR - Operation Exporter: The Invasion starts

In unserer kleinen CoC-Gruppe aus dem Raum Köln konnte dank des guten Wetter letztes Wochenende nach langer Pause mal wieder ein Spiel stattfinden - im freien unter ein paar alten Schatten spendenden Apfelbäumen; frische Luft und Einhaltung des Mindestabstandes somit garantiert.Wir sind dabei alle Fans...

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CoC/BA: Forward Observer for the 3" mortar

The first support option for my New Zealand Platoon: Forward observer for the 3" mortar battery.Since in Chain of Command, unlike Bolt Action, the mortar model itself does not come on the table (the minimum range even of the medium 3"/80/81mm mortars would already be much too large), the two models...

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CoC: Marker for smoke and barrages

Since I am a big fan of harmoniously blending in game markers and because especially as a player of Briton/Commonwealth troops you need a lot of smoke markers for your 2" mortar and markers to show the area of effect of gmortar salvos, I made the first markers for it.The material is simple filter floss...

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Terrain: Pimping a Sarissa building for North America - Part 2

For our games in the settings ACW, AWI and Western Skirmishes etc. I need more buildings and the first one is finished.Originally a kit from Sarissa I rebuilt and pimped it so that in the end only the core is original.The chimney has been completely rebuilt from Styrodur, walls and the floor of the...

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CoC/BA: Weapon-Teams for the Platoon-HQ and a scenic shot of the completed platoon for the 6th Australian Division

Two weapon teams for my Kiwis, a 2" mortar and a Boys Anti-Tank Rifle.With these teams my platoon of the 22nd New Zealand Battalion is completed, what follows next are support options like a MMG, forward observer with 3" mortar, Anti-Tank Gun and later of course vehicles and tanks.Miniatures are from...

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CoC/BA: 6th Australian Division - Platoon-Command

After the 3 core Squads for my platoon have been completed, here comes the Platoon Command: a Lieutenant and a Sergeant, both are considered Senior Leaders in Chain of Command.The sergeant is from Artizan, my lieutenant is from Stoessis Heros - a small, but very fine German manufacturer, who converts...

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