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Anyone else here ever notice the brick factory just east of Villers-Bretonneux in the WOFF landscape? Well done devs! A key landmark ready and waiting for the German spring offensive of 1918 and the battle that would occur at and around that brick factory in the early morning fog of 24 April. An attack led by all three Abteilungs of the formidable German A7V tanks by the way and, to quote Philip Schreier from his 'Great War Giant', "the one brief shining moment for the German Armored Corps during the First World War". On that same morning, just to the southwest along the road to Cachy, there also occurred the first ever tank-vs-tank battle when a single A7V encountered three British MK IV tanks of the 1st Company. Exciting stuff, and our WOFF dev team had the historical savvy to include the brick factory in the landscape. Details such as these are what place this sim a rung above all others out there. My hats off to the devs ... again.

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No screenshot?

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Sure, I can do that, just give me a mo Jim.

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Here you go Jim. This shot is looking towards the west and you can see Villers-Bretonneux back in the trees.



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Lou, you are the epitome of Sherlock for sure in the WOFF realm. How you manage to find these needles in beyond me.

Well spotted Lou, we must be mad putting all this stuff in, must have taken ages

Thanks, Lou! And a DH2 bonus. Love that plane.

And may I add that your superb map is a fantastic companion for a great sim Sir!

Only "Two Weeks" if I recall correctly Pol!

Nope, just two weeks!