They look good.
I hope to have the time next year to start this period also.
greetings

Looks great, love your painting

It looks very good.
But I suppose you mean "Leibgarde"?

again great pics of a great period
thanks
jan

Barry and Joe,
thanks for the answers

greetings
jan

We have some questions regarding BLB so if any one has te answer, please: 1. A dutch unit (2 sq) in "all or nothing charge" diced for charging, but wasn't allowed to. It also was charged by a french unit; questions: a- may the dutch unit countercharge b- may both squadrons countercharge or only the ...

I think that Normans look always good on the table.
Thanks for sharing

Jan

At our blog we have some pictures, taken at the Action show at Rheindahlen SHQ. Most about our 1690 table bur also of some other games.
greetings
jan
http://aldegarde.blogspot.com/

I have at home a book about the battle of Worringen in 1288 with heraldry of german (and Dutch) knight who participated.
If interested i can try to scan them in.
And please contact me if interested at jan.bruinenathome.nl

Just want to let you know that the Alde Garde will present the 1690 game (the same as we had at Crisis-Antwerp in November 2011)at the Action show at GHQ Rheindahlen on Saturday 17th of march.
Maybe seeing You there.

Thanks jeroen.
A short description and photo's are on www.aldegarde.blogspot.com

greetings
Jan (alde garde)

They look great

Joe, thanks. In fact we did as you suggested. So Barry, indeed we were logical (a one time experience ?). Of course when a French squadron is reinforcing the melee, this is counted the same I suppose as the first, principal squadron is also disordered. In points it will be +1 (1 stand) +2 (reinforce...

Yesterday evening this rules interpretation problem arose: situation in 1690: 2 Dutch "bullet horse" squadrons in "all or nothin charge (aonc)" charged a single French "blade horse" squadron; the French countercharged. It was the first time any of our horse did the "aonc". Combat was a tie, no threa...

thanks
greetings
jan