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'Blitzkrieg Commander II or FOW 2nd. Topic 59 Posts All members in good standing are free to post here. Opinions expressed here are solely those of the posters, and have not been cleared with nor are they endorsed by The Miniatures Page. For more information,. Back to the Back to the Action Log 17 May 2010 8:58 p.m. PST by • Changed title from 'Blitzkrieg Commander II or FOW 2nd. To 'Blitzkrieg Commander II or FOW 2nd. • Removed from WWII Discussion board • Crossposted to Flames of War board.

Gentlemen, I am planning on my first 2010 project, it will be WWII 'Russian Front' in 6mm. But before starting I would like to ask from you, fellow TMP members, for some opinions on which of this two rule-sets to use: Blitzkieg Commander II or the 2nd. Edition of FOW. Canon Xh A1 Camera Storage Driver. I would normally buy both and then choose myself, but this rules-sets prices are quite high.

As there are not many players, (or rather I say no players) for either rule-set here in Mexico City I will have to collect and paint both forces. I play 'Warmaster' and also '40K' so I am 'familiar' with both games mechanics. I will use 6mm miniatures because all my current terrain is that scale plus some storage and gaming space restrictions. Thank you very much for all your help and comments Aegnatius 13 Jan 2010 11:08 a.m. PST. I see you are going to be a trail-blazer for WW2 in your area, so it's really down to what would give you the game you're looking for. Having played quite a bit of BKC in 10mm recently, I think you would be happy with it as a rule set.

Canon Ir 1610 User Manual. It copes well with quite large numbers of units on the table (we typically had 80-100 elements [a tank or an infantry base] a side), and larger games are usually what people are looking for with 6mm figures. Can't help you with FoW, other than to say that most FoW games in the club have had considerably fewer units on the table. Colin 13 Jan 2010 11:21 a.m. PST.

I have been playing BKC, CWC and FWC for quite a while, and have just received BKC II. Two virtues of BKC-II (and recognizing acarhj's guidance as the first test cut): 1. All the army building information you need is there.

Sure you will want to do more research about the period, but you do not have to buy any supplements to get special rules and whatnot that you would need to play the game. Cuts down the cost of ownership considerably, and saves you merging rules from book to book. In my experience, they work, are fun, and encourage as realistic a set of tactics as can be expected from a wargame. 13 Jan 2010 11:35 a.m. PST.