A new tabletop map for Reichenbach

After reading the book: "Bautzen, la pursuite jusqu'a l'armistice 22 mai-4 juin 1813", of Liet. Col. Foucart, published by Berger-Levrault, Paris, 1901 and available through Google books, iI have modified the tabletop map (see the attached figure) and the arrival times for the French and Russian forces of the battle of Reichenbach.
The arrival times are now:
French
VII is on the table, Saxons (Sx) at right and French (32) at left.
GC is on the table and deployed
Napoleon arrives 10.00 h at C1
I Cavalry Corps enters 12.00 h at C1
Russians
II is on the table, Schachafskoy (3/II) at right and Pischnitzky (4/II) at left and the cavalry at south
5th division enters 9.30 h at C5
R enters 10.30 h at C5
2C enters 11.30 h at C5
This is a rearguard Scenario, so the Russian objective is to delay the advance of the French allowing his army the crossing of the Neisse River at Gorlitz, 7 km from Markersdorf by the C5 road. At that month and latitude the sunset is 21.00 h, so the French have until 18.30 h to.
The point values of the contending forces are: French 796 vs. Russians 691. The multiplier for the weaker side (Russian) is 1.38 in both NB1 and NB2 (372 and 149 victory points respectively). The key points and the percentage of victory points allotted are Reichenbach (20%), Mengelsdorf (10%), Marksdorf (40%), A4-C4 (20%) and B5 (10%) heights. Each Russian unit (infantry, cavalry or artillery) exiting the table in good shape is worth an additional 2.5% (there are 42 units in the Russian rearguard).
See the new pdf file at the main web-site: Reichenbach (1813).