As noted above, due to their design the FOO Markers and Gun Targets require support when printing in FDM.
There is a 25mm base for the FOO target that the numbered marker needs to be glued into; print one base for each FOO marker.
** 2024-03-28 – I was notified that the Gun Marker “C” had an error; this has been corrected!! **
Last weekend five of us in our local group had our first BA game since 2020. In it we had three allied players who together fielded four FOOs (four observation officers) calling in off board fire, plus at least eight on-board indirect fire weapons. Even with the best of intentions, keeping clear who is firing on what and what the ranging in count quickly gets confusing. I had a previous targeting system but I thought I could improve it.
This new pack includes a series of FOO markers (a generic tripod with a telescope on it) and FOO markers; these are numerical, so each FOO team can be linked to a specific target marker
The on-table artillery / mortar teams also have a new target maker which holds a standard 12mm D6, and a spotter and gun/mortar marker, which goes with the specific weapon. These are alphabetical. This allows you (and your opponent) to keep track which spotter is spotting for which weapon on the table, and track their ranging in.
These are game aids, and not meant to represent a specific Zeiss optical instrument. The ones photo’d were printed in FDM at a fairly crude .2mm height.
They should print fine in resin, in fact much better, but I just did them in FDM. Again, they are just game aids, intended to be tossed in with my cursed dice and tape.
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