A few links to some games.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1899816770071190&id=302874659765417
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1929024540483746&id=302874659765417
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1851422101577324&id=302874659765417
The collection has grown & so far includes 2 Prussian corps, Prussian guard corp, 2 Bavarian Corps, Saxon division, Hessian division, Wurttemberg & Baden corp, all associated cav for that lot.
2 French corp, French guard corp, French army reserve cav n artillery plus all over cav.
2 more french corps are being painted up & I will make up the Saxons to its corp & add one more Prussian corp.
Then that's it!
Very nice indeed. :-bd
What rules and what size table are you using to cater for all those figures?
:-bd =D> :-bd =D>
Quote from: Leman on 05 May 2018, 08:16:01 PM
Very nice indeed. :-bd
What rules and what size table are you using to cater for all those figures?
I'm using the 1871 set with some house rules.
I generally play 8x6 if putting on a club game or 8x5 if running a home game. A table tennis table fulfills that role very well and cheaply.
Rather splendid !! 8)
Cheers - Phil
Oh for such space. I tackled 1871 on a 6x4 by using a cloth with 8" squares to help set the terrain, then used reduced inch rulers for movement and ranges. Further, my troops are on 1" squares, giving a smaller frontage than the reccomendation in 1871. A bit of a botch up, but it seems to work.
A beautifully painted collection on some lovely terrain. This is about as
good as it gets. Fantastic stuff.
Phil
Nicely painted figures and well-based on the type of terrain I like. :-bd
Rather cool
I like your figures and photos, Danger, nicely done!