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This is what shape Moscow is in:

T20's front lines:

Here's the Odessa area now:

T21's front lines:

I finally captured Kharkov. One down and more to go.

T22's front lines:

T23's front lines

That's quick this time, Larry

ORIGINAL: Wuffer
That's quick this time, Larry

It's Sunday, I'm retired, I've had my lunch, still an hour away from naptime, I'm focused and no distractions. Besides there are relatively
few units to move. But thanks for noticing.

Here's the Leningrad area now. I'm trying to get the Finns in the front line as well as the Germans.

Here's the Moscow area: It appears that I may have overextended the Soviets a bit on their north edge. Maybe I can take advantage
of that somehow.

Here's the Kharkov area. I'm going to see if I can step up the pace in this area. There are relatively few Soviet units so far so maybe
I can get the advance to pick up the pace.

Here's the Krimea and the road to Sevastapol

T24's front lines:

I was looking at the map, Larry

You got LG and there's not much left between you and Rostov, Moscow etc.
We anticipate at least a stunning victory now!^^

There are more turns to do yet and it's already a small form of victory.

As I said, really good progress. Not to forget that a lot of your units are still yellow'ish or even green. But it's looked liked if you are a bit reluctant to push on? I shouldn't tell you about the small window of opportunities...
What's about your losses?


edit: I just caught the detail about ending just before blizzard. First thought it was 'never-ending' Fite.

ORIGINAL: Wuffer
As I said, really good progress. Not to forget that a lot of your units are still yellow'ish or even green. But it's looked liked if you are a
bit reluctant to push on?

My units are still yellowish and or green because I'm playing with a house rule about the health of the units. It's a color-code rule which
says that units that are red can't fire or move. Units that are yellow or orange can move but can attack. Only units that are green can
move AND attack. Also RBC's are considered movement. I'm using this house rule so that the Soviets won't be so overwhelmed by the
Axis attack. It's a balancing rule to make the scenario more realistic. I first learned about this rule from Steve Sill's scenario "D-Day to
the Elbe" so it's not original w/ me.

ORIGINAL: Wuffer
I shouldn't tell you about the small window of opportunities.. What's about your losses?

I'll post a picture below showing my losses.

ORIGINAL: Wuffer
edit: I just caught the detail about ending just before blizzard. First thought it was 'never-ending' Fite.

I would be playing FITE instead of this scenario if there was a German PO.

T25's front lines:

Here's the Leningrad area now: