BraveDave
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Can a vehicle use an existing trail break through a building hex that contains mines to bypass the building without being attacked by the mines?
NoCan a vehicle use an existing trail break through a building hex that contains mines to bypass the building without being attacked by the mines?
I thought maybe TBs were enough of an abstraction to allow this, but I guess not. Thanks for the responses.I don't think you can place a trail break in bypass
You can't do it using bypass. But I think you can do it by risking a bog and risking falling into a cellar, by entering the building obstacle itself.Can a vehicle use an existing trail break through a building hex that contains mines to bypass the building without being attacked by the mines?
Agreed. My thought was what if there were an existing trail break in the building hex. Would that have allowed VBM without mine attack? Consensus is no.B28.44 says units are attacked by mines in building hexes unless they enter/leave through a building hexside, and don't use bypass. So any unit would be attacked if it entered a building hex across a non-building hexside.
It isn’t in the building: it is on either side of it.WTF is a trailbreak in a building? Front and back door open??
With bread crumbs between the 2?
So a TB bypasses the building/It isn’t in the building: it is on either side of it.
But apparently not enough so that an AFV can use it.So a TB bypasses the building/
I'm struggling to finds this rule. Could you give a reference please?However, Partial TBs are removed once the vehicle exits the hex.
So it'q buried in a QA for reverse movement. No wonder I didn't find it. Tyvm Chas.A. Yes. Removed. The same.
I think the method of getting out does not matter. You need to exit vis another hexside to create a trail break.So a partial TB is removed if the vehicle that creates it is destroyed, rendered immobile or reverses off the TB.
Is there anything to stop a vehicle turning in place and driving (forwards) out of the minefield/woods along the partial TB?