Bolt Action AAR Japanese V British in Burma 

Lovely table, it makes all the difference fighting a battle on well made/painted terrain.👍 knew the Brits would have upper hand, due to the units that were chosen.

Love the Eugene vs. Eugene! My money is always on Eugene 😂

Well made! Looking forward to the next one!

Another great looking game with splendid armies and terrain, impressive close ups!

Interesting game, a fast game is always a good game, cheers

Just started to watch it and up to the part where both sides have shown their forces, can tell that this will be a Brit win by the the chosen units unless bad dice are thrown or bad tactics are used.

Wow I love your terrain

Great game with lovely figures. If the FAO was in Reserve he couldn't get onto the table before Turn 2 (move) and the earliest he could FIRE is turn 3?

Need a Type 98, 320mm Spigot mortar for the Japanese, it is by far my most hated weapon that I own out of the 4 armies I have in the game. And I got a very well filled out profile for my Germans, USSR, and US and now got a Type 88 heavy AT/AA gun and Type 97 tankette coming for my Japanese. But the Spigot mortar is just evil as it is a heavy mortar but takes up the artillery slot so you can not just sniper it away like a regular mortar and with a 5 man crew it can last pretty much through out a game. But what it does it is a heavy mortar but uses the 4" template for HE but it only has a +1 pen so veteran infantry only die on a 4 up. But the down right terror of it is it is a pin machine if it hits and then does it's damage then you roll for pins with a D6 and what ever you roll you add an additional 2 so you can put 3 at a minimum up to a max of 8 with a single hit. Again I have never seen so many people wanting mine dead when they know it is on the board.

Hi, good game. Not clear how you resolved as the damage was resolved of camera but FYI. Stuart Reece removes the turret from the model, so there is no anti-tank gun with Coax MMG, these are replaced with a single HMG. You would be forgiven as the armies of Britain book is awful to decipher this information. Bring on V3!