Thanks for the answers.
Some extra info: we are not thinking about smaller units (yet ) but 5bases of 4 or 3 figures for infantry (2 bases of 3 with officers and flags and 3 bases of 4) plus 2 bases of each 2pikes.
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jan

Dus anyone using a different basing than the 3x2 (infantry) or 3x1 (cavalry), eg 2x2 infantry with a 4*4cm base and 2x1 cavalry with a 4*5 base?
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jan

Thanks for the info

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Great French army.
Just asking; what bases do you use and what flags?

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Jan

Have some partly painted LoA French cheveau leger in grey coats and blue lining/cuffs. My books show me regiments Souastre, Chatelet, Chatelet 2nd, but no mor info about these. Does anyone has some more information about these regiments; history or uniform detail. Uniform detail so that I can finish...

Thanks for the information.
Sorry couldn't reply earliers as I was on holiday

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jan

12 days further, 75 views and nobody knows?

haven't seen it in my dutch postbox up to now

Did have the infantry already battalion pieces/regimental artillery in the 1690's (nine years war)?
AFAIK the French got these around the 1740's but Ducth, British and Austrian armies had them before but when started that?

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jan

Barry,
thanks.

We (www.aldegarde.nl) want to have a demo with BlB at the Antwerp show on November 6th but as our time is restricted we still planning what to do.

Although I like to have a big army, painting time is restricted.
So, what is the minimum amount of units (each side) to play a game with BLB?

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jan

Hi,
just ordered

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jan

just wow

Saw it in the flesh (or better, tin) but it was great. The combination of figures and beautiful terrain/castle is terrific. Liked also the small details on the battlfield and inside the castle

As I have seen the figure comparison on this site (in Gallery) and also in the new WSS magazine (1688 edititon) I am at a loss how big the new range will be. My dixons and Foundry have the same height, in the pictures it seems that Dixons is bigger, probably a newer range of figures. My Reiver figur...