Well, I figure it's been long enough, and I've actually done some additions.
Applique Armor v0.65, now with Ram Badgers, Locust Littlejohns, and some rules stuff for Ram Kangaroos and Littlejohn adaptors. Dragoons (motor platoons can drop out of transports and shoot at full RoF) has been removed due to a lack of historical basis, 8 tradesmen has been clarified, Medium Artillery Support got a bit of a points increase, and the Tip and Run rule for Archers got a flat cost.
Importantly, this if for V3, it is not updated for V4 and will not be for some time. For those not familiar, it's split into three sections (new options/equipment, Funnies, and special rules), in decreasing order of my confidence in their balance.
As before, any and all feedback or criticism (as long as it's actually saying something in addition to "u r a fgt") is welcome.
Wyatt Ward
When will psc do a t72? I want
Hudson Sullivan
The BF one is quite good. As is the Zvezda one.
Why specifically are you looking for a T-72 from PSC?
Parker Hughes
Bevause they will do the export versions in the kit in addition they will be cheaper than bf.
Leo Martin
Potentially.
Honestly, if the T-55 does well enough for them, I expect that they'll go after another popular Team Yankee tank that Battlefront made in resin, the Leopard 1.
Or perhaps even try to beat Battlefront to the punch on the M60.
Jonathan Stewart
Hey guys looking into flames of war v4 and team yankee to make my jump into the battlefront product line. Normally a bolt action guy but looking for a game more conducive to larger fights.
Think this fits the bill I'm looking for?
Hudson Butler
It should.
The battles in Flames of War and Team Yankee are between several platoons of vehicles, infantry, and guns.
Games have a large, grand feel to them.
Christopher Sanders
Sounds good to me user I'm gonna look into it further.
I hear problems from these very threads though that the designers buy into stereotypes quite heavily. Is that true?
Kevin Perez
What specifically are you looking to find out?
We're glad to answer any questions you might have.