Having had another go at 19th century Principles of War, I decided to try out the 18th century set with my early-1700s Russians and Turks. The following pictures show scenes from a solo practice battle that's currently set up on the plan chest in my gaming room.
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| The armies - Russians nearest the camera. |
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| The Russian infantry with the reserve, the Semionovski guards, in the foreground. |
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| Peter the Great (white horse) ready to lead the Guards into action. |
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| Russian infantry and artillery. |
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| Turkish Azabs with the right wing cavalry behind them. |
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| Turkish Janissaris and artillery. |
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The first morale test of the game, caused by long range Turkish artillery fire, led to the route of a battalion
from the Gulitz infantry regiment. I must learn not to roll 20s! |
2 comments:
Great looking minis and formations!
Thanks, Phil.
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