The Germans set up an HMG platoon on the bridge and a Gren and the 105 in the northern town of board 7. The remaining units were dispersed in the southern part of the large city on board 2. The Finns decided to ignore the bridge and small town and use their limited resources to concentrate on taking the large city. They approached from the southeastern part of board 2 directly toward the town. Two platoons were hit by artillery fire before reaching the city. The others moved into the southeast part of the city and initiated an assault that ended up lasting the balance of the game. During that time the other German units (minus the 105mm platoon) moved into the large city to set up a defensive perimeter. The game turned into an urban battle that the Finns didn't have the personnel to win. In the end both sides lost six steps and the Germans held all but six of the objective hexes (one hex was still being battled over), making for an easy German victory. The Finns simply don't have enough units in this scenario to accomplish their task.