The Austrian and allies on the march. Note Balkan irregular light infantry at the front .
Austrian regiments and Bavarian ones including Freikorps Prielmayer.
Cavalry with back and breast and helmets supported by hussars.
Looking forward to getting some games in soon.
A nice force to oppose the Ottomans
ReplyDeleteNot too big , not too small , just right.
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The troops look like they are eager for a rumble.
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Excellent. Who makes the figures, in particular Balkan Light Infantry?
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p.s. your battalions are a different size to Peter Young's, is this to use the grid system?
Thanks. The BLI are Minifigs , a mix of syw grenz and Turks with muskets stuck on. The Bavarian infantry are by John B of saskatawan , the Austrians RSM , heavy cavalry Perry I think or Foundry and light cavalry Front Rank. Whatever was about. One base equals one Regt indeed for gridded game play.
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Bavarian Freikorps are Minifigs.
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Very nice looking force Alan
ReplyDeleteIm pleased with the look definitely.
DeleteAlan Tradgardland
Terrific-looking force, Alan! Those Balkan irregulars at the head of the column add a great splash of regional flavour to the Allied army.
ReplyDeleteBest of luck getting them onto the tabletop for a game soon!
All the best, Andy
Fabulous flags!
ReplyDeleteDavid Morfit did these splendid flags on his blog. I particularly like the earlier pre Seven Years War Austrian ones. Flags from here
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printed off at home.
Alan Tradgardland
You can't beat lots of flags! Excellent.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely re flags. Possibly a tad oversized but l like them that way, as it adds to the drama.
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Your miniatures certainly looks good Alan. Secon that the flags looks Fabolous too.
ReplyDeleteAll in all quietly pleased with how it turned out.
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