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Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Soviet Battalion Headquarters
This Soviet Command Post is made by using sprue to build a frame. Then I dyed medical gauze green using cotton fabric Rit Dye. Then Using a bit of styrene and a couple oil drums to make a table. Then I added another piece of plastic and painted a map on it. Then the whole thing was glued onto a bit of scrap styrene sheet.
Having a headquarters with my units allows me to use command rules where units suffer a morale loss if there headquarters is destroyed. l do this for units battalion size and larger.
On a wargame table it looks pretty impressive and makes a good objective marker too.
I also use them for artillery battalions as fire direction centers.
Adding command and control gives a bit of extra realism to a wargame.
Those tanks are not going to command themselves.
Labels:
Headquarters,
Wargame Rules,
WWII Soviet Union
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