Manufacturer: FrontRank
Scale: 28mm
Hi,
parallel to the unit of Austrian Grenzers I´m also painting on a French Dragoon Regiment called "Apchon".
Here is a link to Kronoskaf.com for further information.
These are the photos I made today.
I apologize for the quality.
I took them in my cellar and the light is not very good there.
The following pictures show my gaming table that I integrated into my man cave.
I had the inspiration to place my already painted figures with some terrain in order to display a small battle.
So this is only a display for fun and not a review of a game.
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| A view over the battlefield |
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| The Austrian Regiment Wied-Runkel is trying to march over the bridge. |
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| Behind the bridge there is a French battery waiting for the Austrians and also a regiment of French infantry. |
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| The French reserve. |
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| The French battery fires at its opponent as they reach the bridge. |
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| Regiment Loudon is assisting the attack over the bridge and is involving the French Regiment La Sarre standing next to the bridge into a firefight. |
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| The French volley. |
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| Here another perspective of the volley. |
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| On the right flank the Nádasdy Hussars are trying to get over the river´s ford while the enemy´s second battery is shooting at them. |
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| The second French battery hidden behind gambions. |
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| The Austrian Commander in Chief is watching his brave troops. |
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| Austrian Grenzers firing from the woods at a French regiment near the ford. |
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| The Hussars´ attack under fire. |
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| The French Dragoons covered by woods waiting for the Austrian Hussars in order to attack them in their flank. |
Though the pictures are not optimal I hope that they work well to give an impression of the display.
Even if there is no time to play a wargame it makes fun to arrange the figures on the table.
This always inspires and motivates me to paint up the missing figures to complete the unfinished units.
It is great to see how the units grow on the table.
Cheers
Mike
Even if there is no time to play a wargame it makes fun to arrange the figures on the table.
This always inspires and motivates me to paint up the missing figures to complete the unfinished units.
It is great to see how the units grow on the table.
Cheers
Mike
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