Riverside Sawmill Wargame Table (20mm OGroup) 

Thank you Phil, quite a compliment given the quality of your work.

7 x 5 foot, made from green marine carpet

How do you think O group plays on a 7X5 table? I’m building my force up in 20mm and I don’t see much at that scale so very curious.

Also what miniatures are you using to make up your forces ?

@@BearGrisham Oops, that table was actually more like 9 x 5 including the river and far bank. Having a slightly larger table size allows for greater flanking options, particularly with vehicles. 5 foot is about as deep as I go, beyond that it becomes hard to reach the middle. Pretty much all my figures & vehicles are 1/72 plastics (cheapest option), although I do plan to upgrade with some 20mm metals I originally collected my armies (Germans, French, British, Japanese and Australians) for Chain of Command, and repurposed them for OGroup (a CoC 3 platoon company = an OGroup battalion) This scale is larger than ideal for OGroup, but I lack the fungibles to buy multiple armies in multiple scales. Figure manufacturers I have bought from include Airfix, Italeri, Strelets, Matchbox, Pegasus, Zvezda and HaT. I recommend checking out a website called 'plastic soldier review'. It does reviews of pretty much every 1/72 plastic soldier in existence with photos & size comparisons.

I have the ability to play on a large table which is nice and I’m looking at playing on something around that 9x5 or larger so hoping I can make O group work as it’s the models that really attract me to the 1/72 scale. The table you have set up seems ideal for a battalion level action with multiple objectives. Even something as simple as a bridge would usually take a battalion to take it like you see at Arnhem bridge. I think COC would be great for recreating raids like Bruneval for instance as that was a company level engagement.