WWII Eastern Front Skirmish Scenarios is a new collection of 12 miniature skirmish scenarios. These scenarios are presented... More > in a format that makes them easily playable with any set of rules that you may wish to use. Playtests were made using both 20mm and 28mm figures, and rules used were Soldat, Final Combat, Arc of Fire, Face of Combat, Rules of Engagement, Battleground, Nuts, Seven Brothers, and various sets of house rules.


The scenarios included are:


Battle of the Bzura 1939 Poland
Operation Winter Storm 1942 Russia
Fall Blau 1942 Russian Caucuses
Pavlov's House 1942 Stalingrad
Stalingrad Sniper Hunt 1942 Stalingrad (The only non historical scenario)
Kharkov Must be Held 1943 Ukraine
Defending Etligen 1943 Crimea
The Battle of Krasny Bor 1943 Russia
Tempelhof Bahn Station 1945 Berlin
Lake Balaton 1945 Hungary
Breakout at Baruth 1945 Germany
Fall of Konigsberg 1945 Germany < Less

WWII Eastern Front Skirmish Scenarios is a new collection of 12 miniature skirmish scenarios. These scenarios are presented... More > in a format that makes them easily playable with any set of rules that you may wish to use. Playtests were made using both 20mm and 28mm figures, and rules used were Soldat, Final Combat, Arc of Fire, Face of Combat, Rules of Engagement, Battleground, Nuts, Seven Brothers, and various sets of house rules.


The scenarios included are:


Battle of the Bzura 1939 Poland
Operation Winter Storm 1942 Russia
Fall Blau 1942 Russian Caucuses
Pavlov's House 1942 Stalingrad
Stalingrad Sniper Hunt 1942 Stalingrad (The only non historical scenario)
Kharkov Must be Held 1943 Ukraine
Defending Etligen 1943 Crimea
The Battle of Krasny Bor 1943 Russia
Tempelhof Bahn Station 1945 Berlin
Lake Balaton 1945 Hungary
Breakout at Baruth 1945 Germany
Fall of Konigsberg 1945 Germany

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This book contains 14 scenarios suitable for use with any set of WWII skirmish rules. The scenarios are presented for use... More > with Soldat II, but we have included a conversion chart for the following rules: Arc of Fire, BAPS, Battlefront, Battleground, Disposable Heroes, Final Combat, Nuts, and Rules of Engagement.


Operation Dynamo 1940 (British)

Operation Archery 1941 (British)

Operation Jubilee 1942 (Canadian)

Operation Perch 1944 (British)

Operation Martlet 1944 (British)

Operation Epsom 1944 (British)

Operation Windsor 1944 (Canadian)

Operation Charnwood 1944 (Canadian)

Operation Spring 1944 (Canadian)

Operation Bluecoat 1944 (British)

Operation Totalize 1944 (Canadian)

Operation Tractable 1944 (Canadian)

Operation Dragoon 1944 (British)

Operation Varsity 1945 (British) < Less

Soldat is a set of rules for simulating squad level infantry combat during the early and mid Twentieth Century. The rules... More > concentrate on the World Wars, but can also be used for Korea, Indochina and the early Arab-Israeli wars. Unlike the great majority of wargame rules for this period, Soldat concentrates on the role of the infantryman. Combat in both World Wars rapidly became a series of vicious, small unit actions, a classic confrontation at close quarters with no holds barred. As in most wars, the dirty business of winning battles fell to the infantryman. Despite the vast array of sophisticated and deadly weapons available to all sides, success or failure ultimately depended upon the ability of the foot soldier to take or hold ground. < Less