Podcasts about fortress budapest

In this episode of Tabletop Tommies, Jonny and Phil delve into the evolution of the Romanian armies in the popular tabletop game, Bolt Action, focusing on the transition from version 2 to version 3. They discuss the unique characteristics and tactical opportunities offered by Romanian forces, though noting their limitations in the latest version. Listeners will discover insights on Romanian tactics, with a nod to the best practices from the Fortress Budapest book which made them strong in V2. The hosts share engaging conversation on the viability of Romanian forces, their special rules like 'Axis Support' and 'French Artillery Doctrine', and intriguing yet underwhelming infantry sections. They explore artillery, vehicles, and how these units stack up against competitors. Tune in for a thorough discussion on how Romanian armies can still find a niche in thematic and competitive play despite their challenges. This episode is perfect for both seasoned players looking to adapt their strategies and newcomers eager to understand the dynamics of lesser-known Axis forces.   Want to support the channel? Why not use one of our affiliate links: Firestorm Games: https://www.firestormgames.co.uk/wargames-miniatures/bolt-action?aff=64a025ee621f1 Wayland Games: https://affiliates.waylandgames.co.uk/1240.html Warlord Games: https://r.warlordgames.com/aff/?TABLETOPTOMMIES You can also support our endeavour to produce Bolt Action content on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TabletopTommies Or you can support these two mugs by buying a fancy mug: https://tabletoptommies.com/collection/new/

We continue our ongoing coverage of the new edition of Bolt Action with a man who knows a lot about the game and who has some experience with the new edition, Bryan Cook, the author of our favourite campaign book, Fortress Budapest.

With Warlord dropping news of Bolt Action V3's pre-orders going live on Friday and the announcement about the game's eventual release date, we have a lot to discuss. The original Ghost Army Podcast crew: Patch, Bryan Cook (the author of the Fortress Budapest book) and Old Man Morin reunite to break down all the big Bolt Action Third Edition news and dig into how this will affect the Bolt Action community, as a whole. This is NOT an episode that you want to miss!

On this episode of the Official Warlord Games podcast I am joined by Michael Caelers, a very talented and prolific miniature painter who has won several Best Themed army awards. Most recently he has been very successful using German Reconnaissance platoons from the Fortress Budapest book. Given that Warlord just put out their incredible new SDKFZ 250 kit, we thought that it would be a great time to talk about how to use these half-sized halftracks on the tabletop.

In this episode the lads discuss the new Fortress Budapest book, look at scaling lists to 666 points and how that affects games and list building, and deep-dive into Lachie's Lachie escape from Cambodian kidney thieves, vampiric sandflies, food poisoning and other tropical adventures.

The guys are back together to discuss Warlords latest campaign book: Fortress Budapest, but before that the usual hobby talk and a review of the Armies of Hungary before the campaign book added some much needed depth to the army. Hang on this one is long, hope you enjoy the music

The Official Warlord Games Podcast is back with an interview with the author of the newest Bolt Action Campaign Book, Fortress Budapest, Bryan Cook. Bryan talks about his passion for, and history researching, the Hungarian campaign of the war before going into depth about some of the awesome new scenarios, theatre selectors and units for Bolt Action and their implication on the tabletop. Tune in and check it out! This is an interview that you definitely do NOT want to miss!

Bryan Cook, friend of the podcast and author of the new BA campaign book, is the guest on this episode. After being interrogated for a bit about ANZAC history, Bryan talked through the process of putting together a book to cover the Hungarian campaign in WWII. There is discussion of new missions, selectors, units and … Continue reading Episode 53 – Fortress Budapest →

This week I talk to Bryan Cook about his game supplement for Bolt Action, the 28mm scale WW2 tabletop game by Warlord Games. Bryan has bee a friend of Paint All The Minis for a long time now and it was great to have an excuse to talk to him about this huge project he has undertaken. As a supplement book it sounds great and as you will hear in the show it will be a cracking hobby journey for people who enjoy the era and a great opportunity to breathe new life into your games. I hope you enjoy our chat.

Paul and Harrison going the through the new units and selectors in the Fortress Budapest book