Those look cracking, DP ! 
The bases look terrific.
Cheers - Phil.

Always try to do justice to your stuff.

Very nice looking force.

Is this style of basing now officially known as the Lemmy style?

I think it ought to be as it's where my inspiration came from. Having said that I do think it's the sort of basing which does real justice to 10mm figures (and 6mm for that matter).

Quote from: Dour Puritan on 23 June 2014, 06:26:25 PM
Always try to do justice to your stuff.

Not me Guv'  ......I'd have liked to take the credit though.
Cheers - Phil

I did somthing similar with my 6mm Napoleonics, based on 3" square bases for Volley & Bayonet. The Brigades of each Division used a common formation which helped tie them together visually on the table. For example one Division had the battalions of its brigades all in line, another division all in columns...

Excellent, DP. The French colours are particularly well done. 

Quote from: Techno on 23 June 2014, 07:48:42 PM
Not me Guv'  ......I'd have liked to take the credit though.
Cheers - Phil

I wonder who did them then. I thought they were very much in your style Phil.

Andy

The 'Boss' would know.   
I was going to write that I only tend to do the 'Ancients' and some of the more 'Modern' stuff......
Thinking about it, though......I seem to fly around all over the place. 

Cheers - Phil

Dragons next then?

Quote from: Dour Puritan on 24 June 2014, 08:41:44 AM
I wonder who did them then. I thought they were very much in your style Phil.

These were all done by Tony, same chap who did the SYW, Naps, Medievals, ACW, ECW, etc.

I completed the first division of V Korps then realised I needed some Jagers to flesh out the first two regiments, as it is not really viable in AoF to use them as a single battalion. Rather I give them to one or two regiments and then give those regiments a +1 for having attached Jagers. The front two regiments will receive them as soon as I have painted them up, along with some mounted officers, command stands and standard bearers for the grenadiers (7th regiment). You can just make out that lot lurking at the back. Having glossed everything, I then applied the Galeria matt varnish, but not to the helmets.

Very nice sir, like the positioning on the bases, looks like a drawn out attack column.

I'll be adding some jagers to the front of the two nearmost bases as the forward, relatively thick, skirmish line.

So, how many figures spread across these bases (looks like four bases, c25 to a base)?
I ended up with 27 per base, giving three nines of lines or columns or a great mass uf mid deployment!

Quote from: Dour Puritan on 29 June 2014, 01:51:37 PM
I'll be adding some jagers to the front of the two nearmost bases as the forward, relatively thick, skirmish line.

Very nice, puts mine to shame 

Quote from: mad lemmey on 29 June 2014, 03:00:07 PM
So, how many figures spread across these bases (looks like four bases, c25 to a base)?
I ended up with 27 per base, giving three nines of lines or columns or a great mass uf mid deployment!

It's working out to between 24 and 30 depending on the effect I'm trying to create. I try to get a goodly number on as it is supposed to represent between 1800 and 3000 soldiers. The + and - variables reflect a variety of things such as training, confidence, numbers, previous casualties etc. The baseline is 0 for an average French regiment. If bolstered by some chasseurs it gets +1. If it's been in previous action, carrying casualties or is becoming demoralised it gets -1. Other modifiers are added and subtracted on the firing and close action tables. Cavalry are particularly poor. A cuirassier brigade (either side) starts the game on -2 before anything else is taken into account. Once I can get a game underway I shall have to produce an AAR to demonstrate how the system works.

Great stuff, Andy !
(Strange.....Could have sworn I'd put that already.......Gibber !)
Cheers - Phil.

While the Prussians and French were on the stocks, drying etc, I also rebased my Austrians in preparation for the Skalitz project, really just to see if I could give the impression of attacking columns of the 1866 doctrine. I'm quite pleased with the results, so the rest of the troops will be produced once Froeschwiller is sorted. The Austrians had no divisions as such but instead divided their corps directly into brigades. In Altar of Freedom this will cause significant command problems for the Austrians as only army and corps commander can issue command points.



The previous photo shows the project so far, ie. two brigades plus a further regiment from the third brigade. As previously I have distributed the jagers amongst the regiments, but in third brigade only one regiment will get the benefit of the jagers. The regiment shown has instead a skirmish line from its own infantry. Some closeups:

No I didn't!