Here is the entire French army. Some Bavarians try to secure the French left, leaving the main part of the army to concentrate on punching through the center.
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| From De nerdibus |
French Brigade columns prepare to smash into Austrian lines, with cuirassiers ready to exploit the gap. If I were the Austrians, I would be very very scared.
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| From De nerdibus |
The thin blue line defends a village from the Austrian horde. The houses are 6mm buildings from JR miniatures mounted on an old CD. I think the smaller scale looks appropriate, given the scale of the battle.
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A brigade of French chevaux-legeres trying to pin down the Austrian flank, with a little help from their Italian buddies to the rear.
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| From De nerdibus |
And here is the whole battlefield, packed tightly with tin. I love the look, but this is way to many troops for anything but a set piece battle. For my test engagement, I'll halve the number of troops on each side.
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| From De nerdibus |
1 comment:
Arriving late indeed at the party. But still a greta looking set up!
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