This is a quick scenario. The Italians decided to hold back their forces until 1330, at which time the plan was to rush the Australian positions. Apparently, they did not stay far enough away, because accurate fire by the 2-pdr eliminated the L3/35 platoon at 1245.

Despite several shots, the 2-pdr could not stop the M13/40, and at 1330, they rushed in and were adjacent to the Australian entrenchment. This resulted in an Italian victory. The primary reason for this outcome was the inability of the 2-pdr AT gun to hit the target (consistently low dice rolls).

This scenario is best used to become familiar with AT gun rules, and is not particularly entertaining.