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Reich Duke Wilhelm von Beerstein offers his splendid army in support of Empress-Queen Maria Theresa and the Austrian Empire. Long live the Empress and death to her foes!
Beerstein Coat of Arms
Reich Duke Wilhelm
Ancient and Honorable Order of the Tankard
Awarded to Heads of State and the Nobility.
Order of the Goblet
Awarded to the Clergy, Officers, Diplomats, Scholars, Scientists, Artists, and persons of merit.
Military Order of the Golden Crown
Awarded to Generals for victory, gallantry, and heroic derring do on the field of battle.
Military Order of Maria Theresa
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by the Empress herself
Order of the Lion
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by Duke Kristjan II of Indur
Freundshaft Order of Hetzenberg
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by Grand Duke Karl of Hetzenberg
Order of the Grand Star
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm from the Republic of Neues Sudland
Order of the Blue Bear
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by Herzog Fredrick of Harzburg
Order of the Golden Lion
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by the Kingdom of Katzenstein
Cross of Flatsburg
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by Prinzessin Maria Athena
Order of the Black Pelican
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by the Kindom of Syldavia
Order of Mormoani
Awarded by King Phillip I, The Holy Mormoan Kingdom of New Wales
Cross of Sant Jordi d'Alfama
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by Marquis of Vilana in 1713
About Me
- Capt Bill
- SPRING HILL, FL, United States
- Retired Naval Officer and war gamer. Favorite periods Marlborough, 7YW, and Napoleonic.
5 comments:
is the table mat you are using something of your own creation?
Oh no! Can't have that very bad boy Boney beat the Brits. (and allies)!
Surely there'll have to be a refight? (All the best games are part of a campaign, aren't they?)
Looks very good - wish I had a big Napoleonic set up...
All the best,
David.
Murdock, The mat is from cigar box mats. I cut poster boards to create the ridge lines and produced a very nice topographic effect. Unfortunately the poor British refused to stay in the dead ground behind the ridges. The figures are old mini figs that have not been out of the box for about 15 years. The Hugomont and La Haye Saint were made about 20 years ago by taking a band saw to some buildings and mounting them on a thin medal sheet. I could not believe they were in the correct scale for the map.
Sir David we are going to do a re-fight next week. The result of this battle will not stand!It was nice to see your posting, hope all is well on your side of the pond. Best regards, Bill
Hi Bill,
Sorry to be so slow replying. Hope the refight went well! Look forward to seeing the details.
I'm OK, thanks. Had a prostate op. on the 27th April and things have improved as a consequence, which is good. Hope all's well with you and your wife. What cats do you have now? Have you adopted any new ones?
All the best,
David.
Grest looking game; as always. Thanks for sharing. What rules did you use?
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