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Tony F reports on a recent big game with lots and lots of tanks…<\/em><\/p>\n

Back in October we ran a large game of Hammer’s Slammers:The Crucible involving eight players. It was an asymmetrical match-up, with the attacking forces mustering no fewer than six detachments of Slammers regiment tanks and combats cars attacking from two flanks, while the defence in the middle had a mix of armed rebel militia (albeit lots of them) and light armour in the form of local defence forces and two Wolverine mercenary detachments.<\/p>\n

Despite the disparity in forces, the game was very close, being decided very late on when the defence finally collapsed and the Slammers were able to sweep away the last remnants.<\/p>\n

There’s a full report<\/a> on the Hammer’s Slammers website; here are some more photos taken by Andy King.<\/p>\n