Some great shots here and very vibrant colours.Thanks for sending them through.Lots of shots here.........
The Wurttemburg Regt (playing itself) looks in trouble- but it pours a volley into DR 7,which instead veers off and crashes into the Pfalz Regt
Regt Baden-Baden holding its ground (played by Regt Baden-Durlach)
The Pfalz Guard (played by Regt Pfalz Zweibrucken)was one of only two Trained battalions in the Reichsarmee main position, the others all being Raw.Here it endures the attentions of a Prussian battalion gun (the battalion itself being reduced to one infantryman).
a Franconian Regt and Imperial cuirassiers- safe for most of the battle behind the Rohrgraben.
an attacking Prussian Grenadier battalion
Regt Baden-Baden and the Pfalz Guard- defiantly hanging on!
St Andre thinks its time to move the wagons- a bad sign
Imperial Horse pick their way across the corpse strewn field
2/Hesse-Kassel recoils from the Mainz Regt as the Anspach Dragoons come thundering down upon them!
[Those of delicate susceptibilities are warned that the following photographs are not in chronological order-so, don`t try working out what is happening, just enjoy the shots].
A nice view of the Hesse-Darmstadt Kreis Regt (the other Trained battalion in the army) playing itself and alongside the Pfalz Guard.
a shot from early in the game-the Reichsarmee cavalry reserve is moved in fits and starts to the left flank (try to ignore the Hanoverian standard)
Reichsarmee Headquarters
The Saxon villagers look on to see who is going to oppress them next-Prussians or the even more demanding 'Romans'
A nice view of four converged companies of Reichsarmee grenadiers with attached gun calmly watching the battle from the far side of the Rohrgraben(do I sound bitter?)
The Plateau- before the Prussians engage
After the battle (ooh-ugly!)
The historical battle in the terms of this game would have seen three Prussian and twelve Reichsarmee figures removed as opposed to 75 and 98 respectively for our re-fight ( Frederick would have been proud!)>
