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| Close up of a new building complex made from Pireme Publishing's "La Haie Sainte" card building set which I cut down to make a smaller footprint to keep more in scale with the element size. |
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| A view from the Austrian/Bavarian left rear. Their left wing as you can see from this photo, is refused knowing the Prussians would be attacking off-table from the flank, but they eventually advanced only then to have the Prussians come on the table behind them. Very similar situation to the actual 1866 battle! [albeit on their other flank] |
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| Ziethen's Corps which had to do the initial attacks until Pirch's reserve corps arrived on the battlefield. |
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| Whole limber teams would be out of scale with our game, so we use wagon wheel markers to denote |
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| in Seth's Austrian army- from top to bottom - Old Glory, Victrix, Perry - all playing well together |
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| Love the angle as it makes only 10 figures look to have more mass. |
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| the '200 foot high General' view |
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| the Prussian Landwehr (militia) make up almost half their army! |
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| Part of Seth's "white avalanche" of Austrians |
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| Showing the different element sizing--all done, not scientifically but rather but good looks alone! However the 120mm frontage of the infantry and cavalry does align with some other major rule sets suggested basing sizing. |