Post by trollzwei on Mar 1, 2017 22:50:04 GMT
Greetings all!
What I am doing:
After a long hiatus I have gotten the hair to do Napoleonics in 3mm for a county fair exhibit. Looking to base based on the "Age of Eagles" Rules set.
I picked Quatre Bras due to the scope of the "field" being smaller and I thought the crossroads would make for a good center focal point on the table. The scale is such that I will be depicting about 1:18 for figs:men, and the ground scale is 1:4320 (1 inch:120 yards) SO it should fit on a 4x6 table. :-)
What I am using:
Terrain fields will be mostly scratch built with any buildings probably coming from the Brigade range. Miniatures I am currently torn between irregular's 2mm and Picoarmor's 3mm stuff (I figure I will sort the terrain out first, the minis are interchangeable at that scale).
What I need from the Hive:
While there is a raft load of maps depicting the orders of battle for the day (from both French and British sources) I cannot find anywhere that has a good map of the underlying terrain. Any help getting a better grasp on it would be amazing.
Thanks in Advance,
Brian
What I am doing:
After a long hiatus I have gotten the hair to do Napoleonics in 3mm for a county fair exhibit. Looking to base based on the "Age of Eagles" Rules set.
I picked Quatre Bras due to the scope of the "field" being smaller and I thought the crossroads would make for a good center focal point on the table. The scale is such that I will be depicting about 1:18 for figs:men, and the ground scale is 1:4320 (1 inch:120 yards) SO it should fit on a 4x6 table. :-)
What I am using:
Terrain fields will be mostly scratch built with any buildings probably coming from the Brigade range. Miniatures I am currently torn between irregular's 2mm and Picoarmor's 3mm stuff (I figure I will sort the terrain out first, the minis are interchangeable at that scale).
What I need from the Hive:
While there is a raft load of maps depicting the orders of battle for the day (from both French and British sources) I cannot find anywhere that has a good map of the underlying terrain. Any help getting a better grasp on it would be amazing.
Thanks in Advance,
Brian
