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| Castle tourist attraction in the Aegean coast sector of Table 2 |
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| Hotel Ibis - a Timecast building based and detailed by Richard Phillips |
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| On Sunday my Spanish Matadors finally saw action |
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| More Timecast buildings |
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| Mark Fry's Sheridans in MERDC camo |
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| These Cobras made repeated appearances in support of NATO forces (rotor discs by Hurlbat I believe) |
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| These Spanish/Italian buildings from Alan Millicheap's collection looked really good despite being notionally for 10mm scale |
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| Mark F's Greek CO element featured three ranks of new recruits being harangued by the big man himself! |
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| On Table 1 Keith T (left) expanded the Warsaw Pact bridgehead on the Black Sea coast. He was opposed by Portuguese forces commanded by Ian S (right) |
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| Confused fighting between Nick G's Russians and Andy T's Turks |
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| Russian assault engineers with flamethrower (Irregular Miniatures, from their WW1 range) |
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| Another look at Alan M's lovely Mediterranean buildings, here being visited by my BRIPAC company (Spanish paras) in support of Mark F's Greek armour |
3 comments:
Wonderful to have a photo journalist capture the Communist aggressors being repulsed by our brave Greek boyz
On small correction though Richard, the elite Spanish marine commandos were being rushed in to provide much needed infantry support to the AMX-30 tnaks of Greek 22nd Armoured Division that was dug-in in the village and had already disposed of two Sovient motor-rifle formations, but was now running short of ammo :))
Thank you for the air-support Ole!
Some great photos Mr C. One small correction Andy T was playing Turks, Ian S was Portuguese. Great shot of your Matadors in action.
Cheers
Richard P
Cheers, guys. Updated accordingly.
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