German and Russian Vehicle Counters from Hakkaa Paalle

[dwardzala]

Are the German and Russian vehicle counters replacements for what's already in there or additional vehicle types? The Ch. H pages are not clear (the number is 1.1 for the T-27).

 

[Robin Reeve]

Additional.
1.1 means the note is to be squeezed between 1 and 2.

 

[Hutch]

HP Armory File

 

[dwardzala]

Additional.
1.1 means the note is to be squeezed between 1 and 2.

Thanks - I suspected that was the case, but wasn't sure.

 

[Kevin Kenneally]

The German vehicles with notes 9.1 through 9.4, 45.1 82.1, and 88.1 are from the Pegasus Bridge HASL.

The SturmTiger Note 37.1 is from the HASL Operation Veritable.

 

[dwardzala]

The German vehicles with notes 9.1 through 9.4, 45.1 82.1, and 88.1 are from the Pegasus Bridge HASL.

The SturmTiger Note 37.1 is from the HASL Operation Veritable.

Thanks.

 

[Vic Provost]

It was a long time ago in a scenario on Board 10 but that damn Sturmtiger actually got a hit on broken units who could not rout away in an level 1 building that it could see, that 380* hit vaporized that building including the brokies. That thing is hard to use but will guarantee units will do anything to get out of its LOS. Fun AFV, have not seen it in awhile, Vic.

 

[JRKrejsa]

It was a long time ago in a scenario on Board 10 but that damn Sturmtiger actually got a hit on broken units who could not rout away in an level 1 building that it could see, that 380* hit vaporized that building including the brokies. That thing is hard to use but will guarantee units will do anything to get out of its LOS. Fun AFV, have not seen it in awhile, Vic.

Yeah, there were some scenarios out for this odd critter when the official version first came out. But now, not so much. But, not like it was ever common..... But, you don't want to be in front of it when it finally gets loaded and sighted in!

 

[Gordon]

I don't think you want to be on the same BOARD as one.

 

[Hutch]

What was German for "Flying Dustbin"?

 

[Old Noob]

I don't know, but "Mobelwagen" means furniture van. {Von Marwitz, please confirm this please}.

 

[olli]

I don't know, but "Mobelwagen" means furniture van. {Von Marwitz, please confirm this please}.

Correct

 

[Vic Provost]

Yeah, there were some scenarios out for this odd critter when the official version first came out. But now, not so much. But, not like it was ever common..... But, you don't want to be in front of it when it finally gets loaded and sighted in!

You are not kidding, that thing is meant as a building buster or a way to destroy static defenses, it tends to make anyone in LOS get the hell out of LOS before its next fire phase! Very rare AFV but worth trying a scenario with it when you have a chance. Vic.

 

[Hutch]

HS32	A Few Rounds	6.38​	German	13/3/0	Canadian	8/0/1	1945-03-02	HSASL 2 - Operation Veritable
J87	Flames of Unrest	4.50​	German	12/4/0	Partisan	15/0/0	1944-08-19	ASL Journal # 5
J100	For A Few Rounds More	5.27​	American	14/4/0	German	12/4/0	1945-03-30	ASL Journal # 6
GJ051	Garden Party	​	Polish (Home Army)	20/3/0	German	14/1/3	1944-08-15	Grumble Jones
ASLUG10	Twilight's Last Gleaming	​	American	9/6/0	German	9/2/1	1945-02-25	ASLUG # 5

According to the "Holy Book of Armaments" aka ASL Scenario Archive, these are the scenarios with Sturmtigers.

 

[von Marwitz]

I don't know, but "Mobelwagen" means furniture van. {Von Marwitz, please confirm this please}.

Möbelwagen does, indeed, mean furniture van. The Germans dubbed the PzKw IV with 37mm FlaK 43
(Sd.Kfz. 161/3) "Möbelwagen" due to its boxy superstructure:



von Marwitz

 

[Old Noob]

Danke sehr! (Don't remember much of 2 years high school German, but I try!)

 

[Robin Reeve]

Danke sehr! (Don't remember much of 2 years high school German, but I try!)

You got it right.