We used Rapid Fire rules and the scenario was our own work. All the terrain is mine and the models are a joint effort.
Looking south with Cagny to the left. Looks very good tank country.
The full table looking towards the south west.
Looking from west to east, Bras is in the foreground.
The western side of the railway embankment with Hubert Folie in the foreground.
East of the railway embankment looking north. The cards on the back of the table mark the position og the off-table PaK43 88mm A/T guns.
3rd RTR advance to the east of the railway embankment and immediately take fire from the long range 88's.
The full regiment is now deployed and pushing forward, however casualties begin to mount.
23rd Hussars cover the left flank, while the 2nd F&FY advance on Soliers.
All 3 tank regiments advance across our 12' wide table.
The going gets really tuff for 3rd RTR.
German reinforcements arrive in the nick of time in the form of Panther tanks from 1st SS Panzer Division.
Unfortunately to the east of the railway line the panthers didn't fair well and several were knocked out in the first exchange of fire.
All the guns on the German right now engage the British tanks to try to slow the attack.
The panther counter-attack around Hubert Folie begins to make head way. 3rd RTR are suffering very badly.
Typhoons arrive over the table to add their fire. Unfortunately I think they loaded the wrong rockets.
Casualties also begin to mount in 2nd F&FY as they try to move around Soliers. The front squadrons recoil from he German fire.
Out on the British left, the 88mm in Cagny had been silenced and the German infantry in Le Portier had been spotted and engaged. The German gunners on this flank were having an off day.
23rd Hussars are pushing ahead and heavily working over the German forces around Four. A lone panther to the right of Four is holding them up. All the 75mm shells are bouncing off it.
23rd Hussars run over the German battery to the east of four. The Russian guns run out of AP rounds at the critical moment.
German infantry reinforcements move to try and recapture Bras. Most of the panthers have now been knocked out, but there is very little left of 3rd RTR either. Things have got so desperate for 3rd RTR that a company of flail tanks has been pressed in to service. They are left middle of picture.
As 2nd Northants arrive in support, it is a case of spot the undamaged 3rd RTR tanks. I think there was 3.
over to the east the 23rd Hussars go around the panther to give them a chance to knock it out. With this gone there is little left to stop the advance on to the ridge.
Over to the west a Sturmgestchz battalion arrives in support of the German infantry and a fresh tank battle breaks out.
It was at this point that we stopped after several hours of most enjoyable gaming.
We discussed British tank morale tests and where better the German forces could come on to better balance the game. However the Germans to the east of the railway embankment commanded by George had suffered from low dice all day and so we won't alter too much until we play it again.
I have a number of terrain items to add to enhance the games visually.
We will be doing it again at the Thornbury show in August.
A big thanks to all of the guys for producing some of the kit and participating in such a good game.
Don
. How come he could only throw 1's the other week !!!! Roll on August my kit is no longer new!!! 
and then the Stugs arrived.