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B22, Tankleader, Kanium, US. Thanks Andy

That target array was engaged by most of the vehicles as soon as they crossed the LD or had an opening to shoot, including the tank that fired Cannister. Tankleader

Hello All, I am in. Tankleader, Kanium, U.S. Thanks Andy

I you are doing 1:16 scale RC Tamiya is the way to go (if they have your subject), pricey but quality product. There are also a ton of upgrades out there if you want to spend some serious money. For 1:16 static I would recommend Tamiya, Andy's Hobby HQ (Takom). Respectfully, Andy

Gibsonm, The SWMBO, has decreed that the basement will be effectively referred to as the mancave and is now my domain. My wife has also stopped tracking my kit collection, so I am way past having to justify a new kit or sneaking it into the door. You can't go wrong with those Tamiya kits, static or rc. Andy Scrapper_511, My collection was built over a few years, especially during the time I was deployed to Iraq and other exotic destinations. Andy

I agree, there is lots of micro terrain, but you are still at risk in getting hit in the flanks. The suspected enemy OP doesn't have full line of sight to the entire AO, but where they do it can be costly.

I know, collecting for the retirement years. Andy

I build everything, here is an image of my latest build plus some of my stash. Tanks Andy "Tankleader" Elesky

Hello, I will take B22. Tankleader, Kanium, US. Thanks Andreas Elesky

Hello, I will take B1 if it is still available. Tankleader, Kanium, US Thanks Andy

Sorry, traveling this weekend. Andy "Tankleader"

B2 please, Tankleader Kanium, US. Thanks Andy

Grenny, I didn't realize that the BP's were moveable. Thanks for answering the questions. Thanks Andy

Grenny, I just did a quick map recon of the AO and noticed that the Battle Positions in C1.2 and C1.3 are small, and a tank may be challenged in squeezing in or out, that is unless it was designed for specific vehicles to fit into specific positions. In C 1.2 there is a BP in the middle of the road. Respectfully, Andy