Jay Stribling and Bill Hamilton set up their Harzburg forces
Long view of the opposing forces
Harzburg advances to within charge range of the defending Schwabians
Ed Sansing on the left faces a smiling Jay Stribling as the opposing forces close
Flatsburg opposes the Harzbach Brigade
Muhlehaus and Adlerzwillinge oppose vonStriblings Brigade
The Flatsburg Horse covers their flank as the Flatsburg Regiments take fire
The Flatsburg Regiment stands firm despite their losses
The Flatsburg Regiment returns fire to the Harzbach Grenadiers
The Furstins Regiment pounds Thalbers Regiment
Furstins Regiment stand as Thalbers closes the range of their firefight
The Flatsburg Regiment stands the charge of the Harzbach Grenadiers and Fenstermacher Regiment with the Furstins Horse counter charging the Kleinberg Dragoons
On the right Furstins Horse win the first round and push back the Kleinberg Dragoons
while the Flatsburg Regiment has won it's first round and pushed back the Fenstermacher Regiment and routed and captured the flag of the Harzbach Grenadiers
Thalbers has gotten the worst of their firefight with Furstins Regiment
Muhlehaus and Adlerzwillinge withstand their firefight with vonStriblings Brigade
The Flatsburg Dragoons have been eliminated in melee losing their flag to the Aubach Dragoons
while Lowes regiment stands while Brandts and vonStriblings Grenadiers route from losses
At this point Harzburg pulled back having failed to break through the Schwabian lines
Check out tje Jackson Gamers site for another account of the battle with more pictures http://www.angelfire.com/games3/jacksongamer/2010_game26.htm
Wonderful shots, sir. What rules are you using? They look like they might be BAR . . . or are they something else?
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Great photos, thanks...
ReplyDeleteYes Jeff, we were using BAR. I have found them to be fast playing and when a doubt about the rules arise, a frendly descussion brings us to a club agreement. Jim Pitts of ColCampbell's Barracks uses them in his battles here. 2011 looks to have many BAR battles with Jim or me providing the protagonist.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the eye-candy!
ReplyDeleteJohn,
ReplyDeleteWho won?
Jim
Looks like a bit of a slugfest, with the Blue Guys faced with a high degree of difficulty shifting the Harzburgers off their ridge. They didn't succeed by the look of it...
ReplyDeleteNice pictures, and fine looking armies, Jeff!
The Schwabian Leauge held their ground and forced Harzburg to pull back due to loisses
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