Flames Of War - American Bulge Review! 

Thanks and they are coming. Battle report should be released today for youtube and on patreon. Both have Bulge American forces.

None of that uparmoring really does anything in real life esp. not the sand bags. Shouldn't give a bonus in the game.

@@pcuimac it’s a game, all it does is give your tank a very slight chance to not blow up.

Bonjour It does not end well for the Super Pershing

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Not really, the Paint scheme is still Olive Drab base. I have noticed though when I play on a white(snow) battlemat the tanks just look darker. it's really hard to film on the white tables for this reason.

The paint should be the same color as at D-Day. Actually, there should be *less* tanks with the black-on-OD camo scheme, as that was mainly an Operation Cobra scheme. In rainy weather, when wet, the paint will look considerably darker, but by Bulge, temperatures are below freezing, and the paint won't be wetted with rain, it will be covered with, if anything, frost, which should slightly lighten the color.

Haven't heard a peep on the German release date. I am looking forward to the cool toys the Germans will get to bring to the table.

@@AllMiniaturesGreatandSmall I just saw their reply to the German question in their American Bulge video. They say that their production schedule is 6+ months behind and they aren't willing to give a date yet. Hopefully production/shipping issues get resolved soon.

I don't know Battlefront's point formula but you might look at the cost of a Ferdinand/elephant in German Bagration and then tack on a few extra points.

Battlefront hinted at something like the mid-war Airborne books for Market Garden in a comment in their Bulge discussion video.

You could. Market garden sits in a gray area between the books so you could use an airborne company from the fortress europe, d-day, or Bulge book. I would pick one that fits the setting best because it might be a little off to play bulge airborne in market garden.

well, technically you can move 3.99 inches.

@@joesmoe5390 They'll probably be released in a couple of months with the German Bulge

How else are they going to make more money.

The books cover different time periods so they don't exactly replace one another. Generally, you use the book that matches the time period of your opponent. So if you were playing against a D-Day German army, you'd use the D-Day American book.

This book just covers later late war. It's all still late war

D-Day American is still a fantastic book. If you have the hit the beach starter your Shermans are more appropriate for the D-Day book. Bulge gives you the ultimate versions of the sherman plus other American wonder weapons like the Pershing.

There are rulebooks and then there are sourcebooks/army books. The rulebook tells you how the game is played. The source book tells you how to build your force and what you can bring into the battle. There are two main time periods for the game; Mid War and Late War. Late war starting in 1944. Any book may be used as long as it fits the time period you are playing in. If you aren't sure where to start in late war get the Fortress europe book as it covers all 4 major powers armies in late war.

@Simon Simoney no. You can only field what is in that book. It would be a good option to look at the book in person at a store and read the available units. But if your gaming group is chill there's no reason you couldn't come to an agreement on what units to use.