n Scenarios
I am slowly building a series of free scenarios based on bicenntenial refights that we have staged. These should convert easily to other rules as the OOBs are battalion based.
For beginners to LFS, it is traditional that you play the battle of Larden as an introduction. For this edition the battle has been set in 1815, Prussian vs French. Here are the briefings and OOBs.
For those of you who prefer historical actions, here you will find a series of refights as we work through our series of "bicentennials".
1805 Campaign.
1. Haslach-Jungingen: Umpire Notes French Briefing Austrian Briefing
2. Elchingen: Umpire Notes French Briefing Austrian Briefing
3. "The Santon" (North end of Austerlitz battlefield): Umpire Notes French Briefing Allied Briefing
4. 1805 campaign in Italy, Battle of Caldiero: Umpire Notes French Briefing Allied Briefing
1806 Campaign.
1. The morning of Jena as presented at the International Napoleonic Fair. PDF
2. The battle of Pultusk, 26th December 1806. PDF
1807 Campaign
1. Eylau, 9th February 1807. PDF
2. The morning of Friedland, at 1:75 scale, as presented at the International Napoleonic Fair
French Briefing Russian Briefing Umpire Notes
1808 Campaign
1. Vincent Tsao's famous Bailen scenario: Introduction Spanish Briefing French Briefing
2. Vimiera (or Vimiero), 21st August 1808. PDF
1809 Campaign
1. The second day at Wagram, at 1:100 scale, played at SELWG. Umpire, Austrian and French briefings.
1811 Campaign
1. Albuera at 1:80 scale. PDF
1812 Campaign
1. First Polotsk. 17th-18th August 1812. PDF
2. Borodino, 7th September 1812. PDF
I am slowly building a series of free scenarios based on bicenntenial refights that we have staged. These should convert easily to other rules as the OOBs are battalion based.
For beginners to LFS, it is traditional that you play the battle of Larden as an introduction. For this edition the battle has been set in 1815, Prussian vs French. Here are the briefings and OOBs.
For those of you who prefer historical actions, here you will find a series of refights as we work through our series of "bicentennials".
1805 Campaign.
1. Haslach-Jungingen: Umpire Notes French Briefing Austrian Briefing
2. Elchingen: Umpire Notes French Briefing Austrian Briefing
3. "The Santon" (North end of Austerlitz battlefield): Umpire Notes French Briefing Allied Briefing
4. 1805 campaign in Italy, Battle of Caldiero: Umpire Notes French Briefing Allied Briefing
1806 Campaign.
1. The morning of Jena as presented at the International Napoleonic Fair. PDF
2. The battle of Pultusk, 26th December 1806. PDF
1807 Campaign
1. Eylau, 9th February 1807. PDF
2. The morning of Friedland, at 1:75 scale, as presented at the International Napoleonic Fair
French Briefing Russian Briefing Umpire Notes
1808 Campaign
1. Vincent Tsao's famous Bailen scenario: Introduction Spanish Briefing French Briefing
2. Vimiera (or Vimiero), 21st August 1808. PDF
1809 Campaign
1. The second day at Wagram, at 1:100 scale, played at SELWG. Umpire, Austrian and French briefings.
1811 Campaign
1. Albuera at 1:80 scale. PDF
1812 Campaign
1. First Polotsk. 17th-18th August 1812. PDF
2. Borodino, 7th September 1812. PDF
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