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| View from French left wing |
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| View of Bar-Sur-Aube village, Duhesme's infantry and guns, and Jacquionot's cavalry crossing the river |
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| View of Duhesme's troops from French right wing |
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| View of the Russians advancing against some of Duhesme's troops |
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| Polish Hussars trying to look like French Hussars |
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| Duhesme's Legere |
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| Duhesme's guns |
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| Allied Grand Battery |
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| Russians in the foreground and Wurttemburgers in the background |
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| A lone French battalion in the woods |
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| Leval's guns awaiting the Wurttemburgers |
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| Leval's view |
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| Minifig(!) Bavarians advancing on my lines |
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| View from French right wing |
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| From the right wing again |
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| Austrians advancing on Bar-Sur-Aube |
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| The Austrians have suffered a momentary set back |
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| Austrians moving forward again |
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| Austrian Hussars moving out from behind the Grand Battery |
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| Duhesme taking a beating in the center |
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| Looking toward the French right |
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| French Dragoons prepare to charge the center |
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| Leval trading shots |
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| An Austrian charge drives home |
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| French Dragoons charging Russian Dragoons - resulted in both being thrown back |
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| The final moments as Duhesme's infantry has broken and the Austrians pour onto the French right wing |
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| The Austrians charging into Bar-Sur-Aube against Jarry's conscripts - the Austrians won easily |
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| Final positions |
3 comments:
Cool looking game; tons-o'-figs!
What scale do you use? We use 1:60 (ie. 1 fig=60 men)
We play General de Brigade using a 1:30 scale. It was a good game that recalled the days, long ago, when we played games with Airfix troops. It was good fun!
A very good report, with beautiful pictures. We too have played this battle, very interesting. A very good blog, I will come back soon!
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