Battle of Lobositz
I did however put on a participation game (back in June) using the Commands and Colors (American!) Napoleonics system to play the Battle of Lobositz.
The table was 12' x 6', a scan of the battle layout is below. The Prussians are stacked up exiting the valley, and the Austrians partly hidden behind the village and in the sunken road, with Grenz on the hill. We played it twice and the Austrians won both times - as they should😀
Below are some photos, many of which are copied from Aly's Toy Soldiers
New Moulds
- Reprint/rescale the Austrian cuirassier to as the current moulds are way too big (3 moulds),
- Reprint the dragoon heads as they ware currently too small, just a reprint to scale (1 mould).
- Prussian cuirassier (3 moulds)
- British infantry (4 moulds) - see post January last year for suggested figures.
- British artillery crews in coats (2 moulds).
My personal preference would be to do them in the order above so that I can complete my Prussians & Austrians, however I suspect PA would sell more moulds if they did the British first.
Super looking game, looks brilliant.
ReplyDeleteThanks - the C&C system works well for participation games.
DeleteSteve,
ReplyDeleteWhat changes (if any) did you make to CnC Napoleonics?
Neil
Not many changes really, I will add a quick post to show what changes we made.
DeleteThanks Steve.
DeleteNeil
Hi, I have just stumbled across your blog having recently purchased some PA 40mm SYW figures. What a wonderful sight of beautifully painted battalions. I look forward to seeing more.
ReplyDeleteBob
Bob
DeleteThanks - as you can see this has been something of a labour of love for many years.
I've not been doing much with the 40mm stuff recently, but want a few more units to bring up the cavalry numbers for the Austrians and Prussians - and I do fancy some Russians (which I have cast already).
I think PA will be doing British infantry next.
Steve.