I have been buying, painting for- and now playing SPECTRE Operations.
This one will probably be here to stay. Stay tuned to this blog for a review after I clock some more games. For now some pictures:
The old Japanese mansion doubled for the jungle villa in the 3rd scenario in the book. Originally a terrorist meeting crashed by operators we used gangsta minis and SWAT agents.
I had 30 Militia class gangstas to ward off 7 Elite SWAT (one of them undercover within the villa) and if the undercover had not blown her cover in turn 1 I would have been clobbered. Even now we had to abort the game due to time constraints with only 2 SWAT cops standing but more than 20 gangstas taken out....
This one will probably be here to stay. Stay tuned to this blog for a review after I clock some more games. For now some pictures:
The old Japanese mansion doubled for the jungle villa in the 3rd scenario in the book. Originally a terrorist meeting crashed by operators we used gangsta minis and SWAT agents.
I had 30 Militia class gangstas to ward off 7 Elite SWAT (one of them undercover within the villa) and if the undercover had not blown her cover in turn 1 I would have been clobbered. Even now we had to abort the game due to time constraints with only 2 SWAT cops standing but more than 20 gangstas taken out....
Spectre is an exciting game to play. At first is was hard for me to figure the mechanics of the game. But after that the game played smooth. Check out my friend Anton's AAR.
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Looks like it was a fun game. The terrain set up is superb.
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Pete.
What a fabulous place to play in...great pics!
ReplyDeleteWow that looks great. Beautiful terrain.
ReplyDeleteThe do take a bit of getting used to but, we had a few good games with the first edition... Cracking looking table.
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Stu