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They look beautiful on the table! It is always good to playtest before you start the full battle report

Nothing to worry about. You titled it as 'test'. I would think most people will understand it is not a full length battle report. :)

Nicely done, impressive details at this scale, they look superb!!

These look great, excited to see where this Napoleonic project goes!

They look great! The horses look very good 👍

They look good 🙂 Looking forward to seeing how this project unfolds.

Hello Sir, The Saxons had 2 and 1/2 grenadier battalions at Raszyn . Grenadier Bn. Einsiedel which was composed of two companies of IR Von Dyherrn (light blue facings) and IR Konig (red facings). The half battalion was composed of two grenadier companies of IR Rechten (dark red facings)【sort of like citadel's khorne red]. There was also one battalion of IR Oebschelwitz. I have to research their facings. Artillery consisted of 2x 6 gun foot batteries and two battalion guns from IR Oebschelwitz. Two squadrons of the Saxon Hussars were also present. Let me know if you need any other info. Oh, the Konig grenadiers had gold/brass buttons. I will have to research the others. Hope this helps.

Insight. I have none. You'll have a painted list to play in no time. Carry on. :)

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Looking good 👍

They look great!

As far as I'm aware the Ottomans were suprised by the attack of the relief force which was already rampaging in the camp by the time they were able to mount any significant resistance . As such , my suggestion is that the Christians start with the garrison and the vanguard of the relief force on the board and gotta roll for arrival of aditional reinforcements . Once they reach the Ottoman camp you can either allow the garrison to sally out or make them roll for it . The Ottomans can command only the troops in the siege lines at the start and gotta roll to start activating the rest of their army (representing the timariots arming themselves , mounting up and forming into units) . I think you should also slap a bunch of debuffs on the timariots until they manage to get ready. You could also do a pre-battle roll for the ottomans to decide how aware they are of the relief force , a good roll either making it easier to get the timariots ready or even have a small force at the ready to meet the Christian vanguard . As for the Ottoman reinforcements , maybe some rolls to represent scouts/raiders returning to aid the fight ? I don't think the governor of Buda would be able to send reinforcements in time even if he wanted to , as they'd have to cross the Danube in order to reach Sisak As far as terrain goes , this part of Croatia is very mountainous and forested , going hilly towards the East so I am not suprised the Ottomans were unable to bring heavier artillery . This battle is kinda famous in Croatia for being the first major land victory against the Ottomans

nice job, painted up pretty quickly

Well done sir. They certainly look like "true 15mm" and may even fit with the Warlord Games Epic Napoleonics.

Unpainted miniatures arent allowed on the table around here. Its part of the impetus to get units painted, that feeling when you put them on the battlefield for the first time! (& watch them get crushed by a really bad enemy unit! Haha!) Great vid dude! 😊

The lambskin on saddle was either white or black

Keep living the dream. Nappies don't paint themselves. :)

They were originally produced by a British company called Tabletop Games in 1980s.. Seems like Alternative Armies have now acquired the moulds.

Excellent haul

The Austrian cavalry was reorganised a number of times during the period, and it seems there was a phase where dragoons and chevauxleger were merged into a new category of "light dragoons". However, this was changed again. I guess it underlines the usefulness of picking an army from a specific battle or campaign when collecting your troops. I would be happy to share more info from books I have here, but UA-cam comments section isn't highly conducive for that. Do you have a Discord account or an email that you would feel safe as a space for exchange of ideas? Another thing to note is that Blue Moon are 18mm, like AB and more recent Napoleonic ranges.

I believe the “Light Dragoons” are meant to be Chevaulegre, that’s what makes the most sense as the Austrian cavalry never fielded “light dragoons” that’s more of a British term.

Nice haul!

Hard to find better minis than clearance minis. Even if they are ugly blobs you can still use them for, um, blobs. Good thing these aren't them. I'm tired of typing blobs. :)

cant wait to see them all painted

They look good. Nice minis.

Hi. 👍👍 Look good.

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Great scenario idea. Sometimes can be hard to find information for 'smaller' conflicts. :)

It’s awesome to see this ruleset pop up again! More publishers and rules writers should make campaign systems as a standard feature for their rules and not a supplement or an afterthought.

War bear does historical 3D printing, and I’ve got a bunch of his 7YW stuff. I was wondering what rule set to use, I’ll start here

I love a tight rule set. Whatever that means. :)

I had not seen this Osprey title yet. Thanks!

rules seem good, initiative in each phase definitely is a nice idea

Be interested in seeing game using these.

It’s definitely one of the better blue books out there. I haven’t had a chance to play it yet, but it does have some things I’d like to borrow for other rules.

Lovely stuff

absolutely lovely!

Do you know much about the Kazakh people during this period? I met an older man from that country yesterday, he spoke little English, and I only knew the word rakhmet for "thanks". I thought of you afterwards and how you knew a bit about the people of the steppe, and you may have understood some of what he said.

Alright now we need a siege of Malta table with the fortress of Saint Elmo!