(Kneeling L-R) Tiff Williams (of South Dakota), Jason Chan (FRAG), Ron Hacket (FRAG), Keith Graybeal (MADD), Kevin Rimrodt (AGE), Pete Troyce (FRAG), Dick Bernier (EastPAC), Steve Neisen Jr. (FRAG).  Not shown Steve Neisen Sr. (FRAG).

Umpire, Paul Howald, re-starts a battle game.  Participants, and spectators focus on the remaining battle worthy tanks.  In this game, the Allies won.  14 tanks started the game.

A different view of the village, showing the new railroad tunnel, bridge and track extension to the west.

In large scale armor battles, 1/18^th scale models do not look out of place.  This is a 21^st Century US Half-track.

This type of wall is very easy to make.  It’s a strip of 6” tall plywood (1/2”) by 3 feet long, coated with colored “Rough Stuff” stucco mix, and a wall cap of bass wood painted gray.  The “blown out” sections are just cut out portions overlaid with doll house bricks (1” scale).  The exposed portions in the side wall are similarly done with areas cut out by a router, then bricks glued in place and touched up with Rough Stuff.

Participants hard at work making repairs to tanks between battles.  Note that the work tables are chest high for better visibility and access to vehicles.