Saturday 17 April 2021

I have started a new campaign for my Fescennia Napoleonic "imagi-nations" (in the style of one of those C.S. Grant V.F.S./Lorraine campaigns). The first battle has been fought, a rear guard action with the Arcadians trying to get away safely with their supply wagons and the Nemeans trying to prevent them doing so. Victory went to the Arcadians, for getting their supply wagons away just in time, although most of their troops were scattered in various directions, leaving the road open for the Nemeans to advance further. Figures are a mixture of Hinchliffe 25mm metal and Perry Miniatures hard plastic 28mm, except the supply wagons are Warfare Miniatures 25mm metal.

An aerial view of the battlefield, the Arcadians will be deploying around Daim,
the Nemeans enter from the left.
The Arcadians deployed around the village of Daim.
The Arcadian 6th Line Regiment.
The Arcadian 7th Line. The Arcadian commander, General Menées and his ADC,
are at the lower right of the picture.
A squadron of the Arcadian 3rd Cavalry Regiment.
Another squadron of the Arcadian 3rd Cavalry Regiment.
The Nemean 1st Brigade arrives on the table.
The Nemean No.1 Reserve Musketier Infanterie Regiment zu Fuss, with the Nordstadt Musketier Infanterie Regiment zu Fuss in the background.
The Nemean Nordstadt Dragoner Regiment zu Pferde.
The Nemean Ostenprovinz No.1 Fusilier Infanterie Regiment zu Fuss advancing in open order. These are the Nemean light infantry unit.
The Nemean 1st Brigade commander, General of Infantry Graf von Herumtreiber with his ADC.
The cavalry engaged in a brisk and short fight which ended with both sides
leaving the table, except for the Drosselheim Ulanen Regiment zu Pferde.



The Drosselheim Ulanen Regiment zu Pferde.
The infantry battle begins, with the Nemean 1st Brigade deploying for action,
the 2nd Brigade arriving soon after with more infantry and cavalry.


This picture shows the 2nd Brigade's infantry units moving forward.













1 comment:

  1. A fine looking battle Adrian, you certainly have some bonny uniforms too.
    Regards,
    Paul.

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