Tuesday 10 March 2020

From MartinC: 10mm Austrians (170pts )

My Battle of Lobositz, the 1st major battle of the 7YW between Prussia and Austria, armies continue to grow. I can see the light at the end of the tunnel and it's not an on coming train.


1st you need a hill. This is made from a gardeninf kneeling matt and is about the size of a terrain cube. It's nice material and I may buy more but it is a little rectangular.

Then add some Austrians. 4 regiments of Pendraken Austrians and 4 supply wagons

Harrach in the front and Jung-Wolfenbuttel to the rear

Wallis at the front and Hildburghausen to the rear

Inaction shot


Maths time

1 terrain cube = 20pts
4 x 30 figure 10mm regiments = 120 plus flags
4 wagons @ 3 + 2 for horses plus 1 for driver = 4x6 = 24

total = 164 plus flags

From DaveD - Ooh nice - look forward to playing with these
 Lets call it 170 for the flagging etc. 




23 comments:

  1. Nice work Martin. Isn't Pendraken the best?

    What rules do you use these for?

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    1. Cheers. Probably black powder with tweaks but dunno

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  2. Those look really nice Martin. Lobositz is a big fave of mine, looking forward to the AAR. Did you have a steep rocky hill and a marsh on tap?

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    1. Thanks. The steep rocky hill is actually a volcano. Not done them yet, still got the prussians to do

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    2. Volcano makes sense given the pictures that I’ve seen. More reason to get it done!

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    3. absolutely. I've just had an amazing thought. In WW2 the US advance was halted by Vesuvius erupting. What a brilliant display game that would make

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  3. Great work Martin. I like the kneeling mat mod. Have fun with the Prussians!

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    1. still got 7 infantry regiments, 2 units cavalry, some artillery and officers to do. At the moment I'm painting a massive ostrich!

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  4. Nice work Martin, 10mm seems a great scale for these battles, sweeping vistas, but recognisable units.

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    1. Yeah, that;s the plan. Whilst we have the space to go massive in most scales I like the idea of trying out command and control on armies with 40+ units

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  5. Very nice indeed

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    Take care

    Andy

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  6. I really like the hill and may be repurposing one of those d*rn kneeling matts pretty soon... The Austrian regiments look very good and the supply wagons are a nice touch!

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  7. Lovely Austrians and nice wagons!
    Best Iain

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