The pictures of Leubnitz
As said in a a previous post, this engagement was fought during the last week-end and finished with a Prussian victory. The narrative and pictures have been now uploaded to the main site.
Watch the battle and see the heroic performance of the 2/6 Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment, routing successively the 14th Hussars, 2/103th Line, the 4/103th Line and the 2nd Italian Chasseurs a Cheval in the Leubnitz page.
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What's the system you use for the colored push-pins? That's a unique way of marking things I don't think I've seen before.
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ReplyDeleteI use Napoleon's Battles and the pins replace carboard markers. The meaning is:
Green: 1 casualty
Orange: 2 casualties
Red: 3 casualties (a base is removed with 4 casualties)
Blue: Disordered
Violet: Routed
White: No move
Deep green: 1/2 move
Yellow: Cavalry on react
Black: Fatigued formation
Regards
Excellent as usual! I love browsing through your battle report photos, takes me back to the days of 'Battle for Wargamers' magazine. Good to see images of actual wargames in progress.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas rafa,
Lee.
Lee
ReplyDeleteThe same for you and your family!
Now I am thinking to play another Programmed Scenario: "Crossing Point" but setting it in Wartenburg where the Prussians crossed the Elbe in October 1813
Rafa
Rafa,
ReplyDeleteWe have also played out Teaser #3 a couple of other times.
You can find them here:
http://saxe-bearstein.blogspot.com/
under "A Prince is Slain"
and
http://murdocksmarauders.blogspot.com/
under "Battle of Ubergang"
Teaser three is cool, but it require two real gamers...
ReplyDeleteRafa