Hi Greg and Bill As a Saxon by choice I can only refer to them as most of what I know are from Saxon and prussian sources like Artillery Manuals and Army Organisation Charts. Saxon Regimental Artillery was first introduced in 7YW when 2 guns were attached to each Line Infantry and Grenadier Battalio...
Barry, That is very interesting, I keep that all in mind :D As long as I can field oneday my Saxon 8 "bumblebees" 4-pdr Regimental Batteries. Napoleon said: " We should supply our infantry with Regimental guns because of their lesser moralgrades compared to Soldiers in the Years before! " Almost all...
That would be greatly appreciated. Are they for 15mm or 25mm? As a favor, could you give me some quick dimensions on how big the flags are? I'm afraid they may be too big for my figures! Rob, Sorry that I didnt ask what size you are after :oops: The Flags are for 25/28 mm Dimension: backside/staff/...
Rob, it appears that I own the following French GMB flags for which I dont have use anymore: 69th Line, 6th Light, 39th, 76th Line Regiment 25th Light, 27th Line, 50th, 59th Line Regiment 3rd Hussars, 10th Chasseur a Cheval, 15th Chasseur a Cheval Regiment So if all fails I would offer You these fla...
Rob, I faced the same troubles a while ago and currently the project has gone into a dormant state. But I will look into my old french books, most of them thirty years old, and the other stuff to see if I find something usefull for you. Maybe Clarence can add somthing to it because we both are fond ...
I also finished reading the article. It seems Jim allready fixes Bayonets .
Therefore I offer you sanctuary in Austria or Saxony if you ever have to go into hiding
Best of Luck and keep your eyes open for the rampaging Beatification Society!
...... Excuse me! it was only four times he changed sides :shock: Cheers Dave Hm, you are probably right :shock: But I took into account his burial in a church where he again switched sides and went over to the marines(1).. so his body was buried in the nearby river were he went upside down(2) :twi...
Günter,thanks for the info,I'm still not sure wether to paint the line or light troops first,although after reading the above comments,maybe i should paint a decent commander first :lol: Cheers blade Hi Blade, The most common Austrian behavior in the field was to deploy the Line Brigades, mostly 6 ...
Jim W., Thanks for this. It helps a lot as I allready noticed the price for the minis :shock: I will take a look at the companies you mentioned. The timeline I prefer is Kursk to Berlin (1943 to 1945) not because of the available tanks but the possibility to fight against allmost all Nations who we...
I've been thinking about Austrain tactics,more to find a starting point for collecting and painting, I know enough about organisation and uniform,but tactics :?: I know that sounds very general,as each commander would have a battle plan. I mean more basic planning.eg. sending light troops out to me...
I wanted to look at the Warchest for WWII scenarios but when I trie to open the Stolchnyek June 28 1944-Scenario I get an error message telling me the file could not be found on the server. Has it been removed?
Jim and Bill , Thank You both for your input. I will take the advice of the MW's=Motherwell Warriors :D 15mm seems large enough. I take it that FOW is played by Armies based on pointsystem :shock: Not quite the way I like it but who knows :roll: eventually I can live with that. Thanks again. Cheers...
Gentlemen, many Years ago I planed to raise German Armed Forces for WWII. I started with 1/300th HR and buyed plenty of it :) All together about 400 tanks and lots of support vehicles. As my eyesight lost somewhat on sharpness I would like to revive the troops now but in a larger scale. My question ...
The most usual Cavalry was the Hussars, who were attached as some kind of brigade mostly because of the huge size of them. Most of those hussar regiments had 6 to 8 squadrons each. Dragons and the others were grouped in Cavalry Divisions.
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