Jeu d'histoire avec figurines dans la Pologne du XVIIème siècle.
mardi 25 septembre 2007
1ère unité
1 unité de 12 haiduks (infanterie polonaise), figurines TAG peintes par F. MACHU (le soclage n'est pas fait avant d'avoir trouvé la règle de jeu utilisée).
Bonjour, tout d'abord félicitations pour ces magnifiques figurines peintes !!! un vrai plaisir pour les yeux et une belle source d'inspiration pour les schémas de peinture! Concernant les règles, vous pouvez utiliser HUSARIA, spécifique à cette période :
http://www.boardgamegeek.com/game/30488
dans le détail : These are a set of wargames rules specifically designed for recreating tabletop battles using the armies that marched across Eastern Europe from the latter half of the 16 th century to the end of the 17 th century. This a period of history that saw the rise of Poland-Lithuania as a great power, the turning of the tide of the Ottoman advance into Europe and the goldern age of the Cossacks. Within this time and space, the march of the ‘military revolution’ seems to have stalled – the art of war in the East differed greatly from that of the West. Cavalry charged home with the lance, infantry were unable to dominate the battlefield and sieges were few and far between. The rulebook consists of 28 pages of rules, 23 pages of army lists and 13 pages of notes on historical battles and commanders.
En espérant voir des hussars ailés polonais bientôt dans ce blog :)!!! Tane
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Bonjour,
tout d'abord félicitations pour ces magnifiques figurines peintes !!! un vrai plaisir pour les yeux et une belle source d'inspiration pour les schémas de peinture!
Concernant les règles, vous pouvez utiliser HUSARIA, spécifique à cette période :
http://www.boardgamegeek.com/game/30488
dans le détail :
These are a set of wargames rules specifically designed for recreating tabletop battles using the armies that marched across Eastern Europe from the latter half of the 16 th century to the end of the 17 th century. This a period of history that saw the rise of Poland-Lithuania as a great power, the turning of the tide of the Ottoman advance into Europe and the goldern age of the Cossacks. Within this time and space, the march of the ‘military revolution’ seems to have stalled – the art of war in the East differed greatly from that of the West. Cavalry charged home with the lance, infantry were unable to dominate the battlefield and sieges were few and far between. The rulebook consists of 28 pages of rules, 23 pages of army lists and 13 pages of notes on historical battles and commanders.
En espérant voir des hussars ailés polonais bientôt dans ce blog :)!!!
Tane
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