These are delightfully well animated and fairly well proportioned, standing nearer 20mm than 15. However, to make up for it, the artillery pieces are in 10mm. In an earlier review of Clash of Empires (Austro-Prussian) I mentioned that the counters were big enough to mount figures on about a 1 to 100 basis except for the Austrian brigade artillery counter, which represents a single battery. That may be why the artillery is about half scale. There may be something to this, since Dick Bryant tells me they sent him a base counter with a bunch of little Austrians on it. By way of minor inaccuracies the Prussian cuirassier has an eagle on his helmet worn only by the guard in full dress, and the Austrian cuirassier has a full breastplate - discontinued in 1860 (the Austrian cuirassiers didn't attend the 1859 war). You can use the Austrian for a Bavarian. More Reviews Snuggles and Bear 15mmm Franco-Prussian War Pioneer 15mm Austro-Prussian, Franco-Prussian, and Russo-Turkish Wargames Foundry 25mm Franco-Prussian Army of the German Empire 1870-1888 Osprey Men-at-Arms Series Battle Honors 15mm Napoleonic Frei Korps 15mm Seminoles Frontier Miniatures Seminole War Booklet Tabletop Games 15mm Napoleonics Minifig Quick-Start Sets 15mm Seven Years War Alliance Miniatures 15mm Napoleonics Frying Pan and Blanket 20mm War of 1812 Guard Du Corp Rules Simulation Study of Napoleonic Warfare Falcon 25mm Austrian Seven Years War Frei Korps 15mm American Civil War RAFM Flint and Feather 25mm Seven Years War Linka System Houses and Buildings The War-Game Library Volumes 5-7 Navy Lists from Age of Sail Volume 2 (1776-1783) and 3 (1756-1763) The Alamo and the War for Texan Independence 1835-1836 Osprey Men-At-Arms Austrian Army of the Napoleonic Wars I Osprey Men-at-Arms Series #176 Back to Table of Contents -- Courier Vol. VII #2 To Courier List of Issues To MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1986 by The Courier Publishing Company. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com