Well I have had a chance to take in what has been said.

If you only give order markers to the percentage of units that you can move, then what is the defend order marker for?

Just seemed a bit strange to have that and a bluff marker.

unless I have missed something

Thanks Churchill That explains the defend markers, could not work out why we had them. Looks as though we might have to get some more though. Looking in the rules section though it does say that you round up when working out how many units you can move. Found it a bit confusing where it says you mus...

Ok played our first game on monday and think that we got something wrong so just checking. We rolled for the percentage number of units we could move and then allocated our order markers. Now can we only allocate order markers to the percentage number of units we could move. Basically if I could mov...

As there is nothing in the rules for fighting for built up areas, I just wondered how other people handle it.

How many buildings or sort of ground area does a battalion occupy in a BUA.
How do they fire and do they have any advantages in melee?

Thanks

Cannot find if this has been asked before. If I have multiple Squadrons in a post melee pursuit test and the Brigadier has been attached to one of them can they all still take a single test and include him even though he is only attached to one Squadron. Or must they take individual squadron tests? ...

Hi Churchill yes all Front rank figures. Bought a very large amount with some friends last year and got a very large discount. The Robert Hall CD has all of the battalions for Hessen Kassel. The grenadier regiment is not a converged regiment but a regiment in its own right. It was made from the Gren...

Fire at Will wrote:Very tempting, I particularly like the flags, where did you find the details for them?

From the Robert Hall CD The Army of hessen-Kassel under the Landgrave Carl 1670-1730. From Baccus miniatures.

Also yes these are painted using Army painter dip and also their matt varnish.

Thank you for that Barry. Now I can make sure that when my foot are suporting the Cavalry they are far enough apart.

In the rules it says that a routing unit will not interpenetrate if there is a gap big enough for an unformed unit to flow through.

What size do people play this gap as being. Or can they point me to the page it is on just in case I am having a bit of an elder moment.

Thanks

I now have Battalions Erbprinz http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/ll319/Darkman8117/DSCF0115.jpg http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/ll319/Darkman8117/DSCF0116.jpg and Wartensleben http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/ll319/Darkman8117/DSCF0113.jpg http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/ll319/Darkman8117/D...

Hi all. My group decided to use a standard base for as much of our units as possible. Rank firing units are based as you see on 3 60mm wide x 80mm deep. Platoon are on 3 80mm wide x 60mm deep. Cavalry are on 2 80mm wide x 60mm deep. Artillery are on a base 60mm wide x 80mm deep. This means that the ...

Well at last I have managed to get around to finishing my Hessen Kassel Battalions To start with I have Schoppings battalion.





I will add the others in a few days.

Just wondered about how Dragoons would rank up when dismounted. Would they do the same as the foot for their nationality or in more of a looser formation? Also would each dismounted squadron fight as an individual unit or would squadrons combine into a battalion like formation? I was not sure if I s...

Hi Dan thanks for the reply
Regiments are
Schopping
Wartensleben
Erbprinz
Grenadier
Struckrad (to do at some future point.)

Have repainted the basis of the drums as for the crest on the drums ha ha ha my eyes are not that good. Nor my painting skills.

Just coming to the end of painting my first unit of Hesse-Kassel infantry and I cannot find the colours of the drums. Now I have the Robert Hall CD 1670-1730 and there is only one picture of a drum. It looks as though it is gold with gold cords and a red and white triangle design around the top and ...