Below are a couple pics from the past weekend.  One is the terrain I am woirking on for the Battle of Nachod.  I am using Brue Weigle's 1866 rule book for maps and OB's. We play Fire and Fury so I will be using Bill Grays rules for this period also.

Just need to finish up the river, streams, and put together a ton of buildings.  The other is a quick shot with some Prussian Cavalry and a 6mm paper building.  I will post more when done. and hopefully a battle report when we have the game next month.

Tom

Very nice indeed! 

Looks really good!!! Any chance of seeing some shots of the figures on the terrain?

Nice work, tschuma. I particularly like the trees. 

Very nice but I have no space for such terrain boards .

Looks really good Tom !!
Cheers - Phil.

Lovely set-up mate, I'm jealous!

Very nice, Tom 

Tschuma,

Really looking forward to this!   Terrain looks good, and I will be fascinated to see how Bill Gray's Age of Valor rules cope with this battle. Have played it twice with our own home grown adaptation of RF&F, and it is a fascinating battle.  Thanks for sharing.

Mollinary

The carpenters, stone masons, and platers had a busy weekend in northern Austria:



Game is set for 24-Aug, so I should have a few more pics with troops on the table and then a AAR.

Nice improvements!n

Looking great! Out of interest where are you in Northern Austria? We have friends in Linz and hope to visit again next year.

The Battle of Nachod 1866 took place in northern Austria. So considering I did not have any terrain 2 weeks ago, I have been busy. I think I put together 40+ paper buildings over the weekend.

I am actually located north of Cincinnati, OH USA.

Sorry for the confusion

Tom

PS Google Earth is a great tool too.

Actually Schuma, the Battle of Nachod took place in Northern Bohemia, which is the modern day Czech Republic. And it is an absolutely gorgeous place to visit - wonderful, friendly, welcoming, people.  Fantastic beer, good food, excellent hotels, and great value for money.  Everyone should go - it is a truly great experience.

Mollinary

Agreed.