John_W

If you want reasonably simple, try Flames of war. The older stuff is white metal but the more recent stuff and the "Team Yankee" WW3 stuff is all plastic.

If you want reasonably simple, try Flames of war. The older stuff is white metal but the more recent stuff and the "Team Yankee" WW3 stuff is all plastic.

Yesterday I accidentally stepped on a copy of the Daily Mail and then had to spend ages hunting round to find some dog shit to wipe it off with.

Now hold up a second... verified Maidens?

Usally to follow a particular loadout 
 
This was my Devgru SD6 
My Craighead L119A2
My UKSF L119A1 
 
And my current KS-1 which looks standard tan but only comes in black to it had to be painted 
 

Thats not a kiddies slide its an Emergency Rapid Egress System .😔

That’s not the fort, it’s Bennys farmhouse 
 

 

 

 
(One of our guys was doing a job, and when he was loading up the waste to scrap they mentioned getting rid of their playhouse - just in time for event planning)

Don't forget the world famous BBC at Spec Ops.... Apparently stands for "Bluebell Copse" or something....  

We have marshals go with each team and clarify where objectives are etc. 
 
A couple of our POI'S include; Camp Curly Wurly and Harry Potter Tree. Are we doing it wrong? 😁

Understandable,  last time I was there I remember at one point taking baby steps with one hand out in front of me, so 'kin dark.
It was when I put my hand on another players head who was crouched down, don't think he appreciated  it when I said "while your down there"🤣

@TheFull9, this really made me chuckle , every briefing at every site I just glaze over and light another Marlboro whilst dreaming of battling through these epic locations like Chuck Norris from Missing in Action 2 .
 
part 2 should cover actually arriving at said locations though …..
 
Launch site Alpha 
 

 
“The Fort” 
 

 
 

Most briefings can be boiled down to "go that way and shoot people". Mind you, no matter how much you simplify things there's always going to be one person who needs every little thing explaining again.
 
 
Don't forget the cringeworthy names for each bit of the site that sound like they're taken from a straight to video 80's action film

It never fails to amaze me that sites will put in hundreds of man-hours of work to build and update the site, but not one minute towards making a map of it.