In an earlier blog posting I showed my prototype Russian redoubt for the Poltava Battle (see link here, that also describes how they were made). These were hastily fortifications that caused the Swedes a lot of trouble during the march up to the field where the main Battle was fought.
You can read more about the redoubt battle on the eminent Tacitus webpage here.
In this update we will cover:
- The finalised redoubts
- Some casualty markers to show whether a redoubt has been taken or not.
- A few Swedish Siege Artillery pieces
All scratch built with Baccus 6mm miniatures, using a lot of their dismounted dragoons and casualty figures from the WSS and GNW range.
Hope that was of some interest!
Let us see that Dalregiment gentleman again! – the flag with the Dalecarlian bolts is waiving in victory. Wish it had gone like that on the day though!
Nice Per – the casualty markers are inspired for the redoubts, very clever and enjoyed seeing them. Kudos!
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Thanks Mark! I am happy how they turned out.
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