Flames of War Battle Report: U.S. 4th Armor vs Panzer Lehr

[@jlozano2615]

Thanks for sharing! I love a battle report that doesn’t take an hour to watch.

[@Anvilarm07]

Great bat rep as always. Somehow I watched all yours but missed this one. Also loved the music.

[@KayRayz86]

The most simple and wonderful battle report. Awesome painting and terrain too...keep it up.👍🏻

[@PanzerSchule]

A refreshingly different format these days. Keep them coming.

[@thomasgrimes6664]

fancy seeing you here XD

[@tomdudley5314]

Fantastic approach and format for a BR. Really enjoyed it, thank you

[@TheVSFDawg]

I liked the format - runs much quicker than most battle reports but gets to the meat and potatoes

[@philiphale2785]

I thoroughly enjoyed that, the commentary really captured the spirit. Thanks for sharing.

[@Mightstone555]

Most enjoyable and liked the format a lot. Looking forward to future Battle Reports!!

[@artygun5340]

Poor Yanks! I recommend the commander goes back and redoes his Captain’s course. Very cool video.

[@gonetogroundbattles1413]

I guess he'd have to do it by Distance Learning.

[@jamesalcock2731]

Loved it. The panthers are painted amazingly 😀

[@duke6961]

Caught myself internally screaming "2nd Platoon....get the hell out! Withdraw!" And they're dead.....

[@jacobvanderkooy4315]

Great style for a bat rep. Very nice narrative too. Keep it up.

[@vandpubsell]

Unusual video, but very well done!

[@philRminiatures]

Very nicely done, I enjoyed a lot, it seems that we create the same kind of videos, more or less...Splendid vehicles and terrain, and great explanations...

[@khadorstrong]

"They got PaK40s on the objective" I can just imagine a CO shouting that LOL

[@ghill85]

What editing software did you use for this?

[@gonetogroundbattles1413]

I built it in PowerPoint and then used VideoPad.

[@onomatopoeia7505]

Some, hopefully constructive, criticism! First of all, this isn't a report: it's a story. It tells us what happened, but not why the players made their decisions and dealt with the results. I also love to know why the players chose their specific armies: what are their intended strategies and tactics? Second, the spelling and grammar errors. It's really distracting to see many, in my opinion, preventable mistakes. Third, the music. After 1 minute I was already tired of it. I understand not wanting to have a silent slide show of pictures, but the music was all over the place, not supporting the action shown. My advice: you don't have to use voice over for everything, but army selection and overall strategy really benefit from it. Regarding the spelling, have someone look your writings over for you. For the music, you can push it more to the background, lessening the distraction it provides. Hope this helps, but if you want to keep doing what you do, keep doing it! It's always nice to see people taking the effort to make videos like this.