In a well-executed manouver, von Krumper watches his infantry columns ford the stream and then smoothly deploy into line
On the lower slopes, the Luftberg infantry meets the enemy advance for some close-range volleys
It's no use! The Aschenbach line pushes on up the hill, heading for the summit
Bartok's IR9 makes it's heroic stand, to try and stem the blue tide
Aschenbach cuirassiers descend from behind, and General Van Der Dijk is unhorsed
Post-battle, the Feldmarschall von Krumper rides onto the hill and past the regiments parading on the scene of their victory.
4 comments:
Major Ungaurn will be detached from Gen. Phaulie's staff and sent to Luftberg. He is an expert in artillery and earthworks and might be of assistance in the next round.
Gen. V. Ballpark,
Chief of Staff,
Duchy of Frankszonia
Pictures say a 1000 words, nice job! Who manufactured your figures? Most of 15mm are old minfigs. You have inspired me to break them out. I had forgotten how nice they are, not mentioned how mush larger the battlefield becomes when using 15mm. Thanks...Bill
V. Ballpark - Major Ungaurn's presence will be appreciated!
Hi Bill - my miniatures are all Essex 15mm. (http://www.essexminiatures.co.uk/frames15syw.html)
I'm thinking of rebasing the infantry as per your figures, 3x2 to a base. Can I ask what size/dimensions you use for your figures?
Craig
Thanks for the photos and the battle account . . . there are a lot of very good-looking troops on that table top.
-- Jeff
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