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Wednesday 19 March 2014

Action at Altenkirchen

A recent game set up:

- the scene from behind the French lines.

Forces involved:

Pils-Holstein 
Commanded by Prinz Albrecht of Pils-Holstein
Second in command: Brigadier Maximillian von Bruch.
Infantry
1. Pils Holstein Leibgarde (30 figs)
2. Kronprinz Grenadiers (30 figs)
Light Infantry
1. Kurtz Jagers (14 figs)
Cavalry
1. Kronenbrau Kuirassiere Regt (20 figs)
2. Transvladak Uhlanen (10 figs)
Artillery
2 Light Guns.

French
Commanded by Marshall Saxe
Second in Command: The Marquis of Genitalia
Infantry
1. Picardie Regt (30 figs)
2. Diesbach Regt (30 figs)
Light Infantry
1. Arquebusiers de Grassin (28 figs)
Cavalry
1. Edelweiss Hussars (20 figs)
2. Nassau Saarbruchen Volunteer Hussars (10 figs)
Artillery
2 Light Guns.

Will report on the action when I get a moment!





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7 comments:

  1. Mosstrooper19 March 2014 at 08:11

    Nice looking church !

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  2. warpaintjj19 March 2014 at 08:13

    Cute church Phil, where's that from? Scratch built? We await your report.
    Be cool, Jeremy

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  3. Phil19 March 2014 at 13:45

    Nice looking terrain...and church!

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  4. John Ray20 March 2014 at 20:54

    Great looking game with fantastic figures.

    John

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  5. Phil21 March 2014 at 18:32

    Thanks all.
    The game lived up to expectations - a fine first outing for these armies.
    Thanks for your comments which are always welcome and appreciated.
    Phil

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  6. Phil21 March 2014 at 18:36

    Forgot to say - the church is a scratch built master piece by Brian Rigelsford, painted by myself.
    Phil

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  7. Chris Gregg22 March 2014 at 23:30

    Good to see the Nassau-Saarbruchen Hussars on the table - did Natalie bring them any luck? :-)
    Chris

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