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| 54mm scale |
Our model oval - representing an individual 6mm figure - is .125" wide by .09375" wide.
No specific 6mm basing is given, but based on guidelines in the rulebook, the standard infantry basing would be 3-4 figures based on a stand 1 cm wide by .5 cm deep. Depth can be reduced if desired.
A brigade (about 1,600 men, on average) is made up of 16 figures:
No specific 6mm basing is given, but based on guidelines in the rulebook, the standard infantry basing would be 3-4 figures based on a stand 1 cm wide by .75 cm deep. Depth can be reduced if desired.
A brigade (about 1,600 men, on average) is made up of 16 figures:
An infantry brigade stand (2,000-3,000 men) is 3" square, with any number of figures. We'd suggest at least 30 figures:
Our model oval - representing an individual 10mm figure - is .25" long by .125" wide.
Suggested basing for 4 figures is a stand 3/4" wide by 1/2" deep. (Figures may also be based 2-3 per stand, depending upon the size of the mother unit and the way it is broken down into stands.)
A typical 480-man regiment is made up of 16 figures, organized in four stands of four:
No specific 10mm basing is given, but based on guidelines in the rulebook, the standard infantry basing would be 3-4 figures based on a stand 1/2" wide by 1/4" deep. Depth can be reduced if desired.
A brigade (about 1,600 men, on average) is made up of 16 figures:
No specific 10mm basing is given, but based on guidelines in the rulebook, the standard infantry basing would be 3-4 figures based on a stand 1/2" wide by 3/8" deep. Depth can be reduced if desired.
A brigade (about 1,600 men, on average) is made up of 16 figures:
An infantry brigade stand (2,000-3,000 men) is 3" square, with any number of figures. We'd suggest at least 25 figures:
Our model oval - representing an individual 15mm figure - is .375" long by .1875" wide.
The rules say that any of the popular rules basings will work, but as a default, they propose basing 3-4 figures on a stand 1" wide by 3/4" deep.
A typical 480-man regiment is made up of 16 figures:
Suggested basing for 3 figures is a stand 1" wide by 3/4" deep, but the rules are flexible as long as both players use the same basing system.
Fields of Honor can be played in five possible scales, with the basic maneuever units for each scale in the Civil War period being:
Suggested basing for 4 figures is a stand 7/8" wide by 3/4" deep. (Figures may also be based 2-3 per stand, depending upon the size of the mother unit and the way it is broken down into stands.)
A typical 480-man regiment is made up of 16 figures, organized in four stands of four:
Suggested basing for 4 figures is a stand 2" wide by 1" deep. (Figures may also be based 3 per stand, same size.)
A regiment (600 men) is made up of 12 figures:
(Alternately, a regiment can consist of four 3-figure stands.)
The standard infantry basing is 3-4 figures based on a stand 1" wide by 1/2" deep. Depth can be reduced if desired.
A brigade (about 1,600 men, on average) is made up of 16 figures:
The standard infantry basing is 3-4 figures based on a stand 1" wide by 3/4" deep. Depth can be reduced if desired.
A brigade (about 1,600 men, on average) is made up of 16 figures:
An infantry brigade stand (2,000-3,000 men) is 3" square, with any number of figures. Our suggestion - 16 figures or more.
Our model oval - representing an individual 25mm figure - is .625" long by .3" wide.
Figures are based individually.
The basic maneuver unit is the squad, representing about 20 men:
The rules do not suggest a basing system for 25mm figures, but say that any of the popular rules basings will work.
A typical 480-man regiment is made up of 16 figures, which if based using the popular Johnny Reb III system would look like:
Suggested basing for 4 figures is a stand 1.25" wide by 1" deep. (Figures may also be based 2-3 per stand, depending upon the size of the mother unit and the way it is broken down into stands.)
A typical 480-man regiment is made up of 16 figures, organized in four stands of four:
Suggested basing for 4 figures is a stand 2" wide by 1" deep. (Figures may also be based 3 per stand, same size.)
A regiment (600 men) is made up of 12 figures:
(Alternately, a regiment can consist of four 3-figure stands.)
No specific 25mm basing is given, but based on guidelines in the rulebook, the standard infantry basing would be 3-4 figures based on a stand 1 2/3" wide by 5/6" deep. Depth can be reduced if desired.
A brigade (about 1,600 men, on average) is made up of 16 figures:
No specific 25mm basing is given, but based on guidelines in the rulebook, the standard infantry basing would be 3-4 figures based on a stand 1 2/3" wide by 1 1/4" deep. Depth can be reduced if desired.
A brigade (about 1,600 men, on average) is made up of 16 figures:
An infantry brigade stand (2,000-3,000 men) is 3" square, with any number of figures (the example in the rulebook suggests 10 figures).
Our model oval - representing an individual 54mm figure - is .75" long by .4" wide.
An infantry brigade stand (2,000-3,000 men) is 3" square, with any number of figures (the example in the rulebook suggests 4 figures).
| Last Updates | |
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| 15 July 1998 | 25mm basing not correct for Fields of Honor |
| 6 July 1997 | page first published |
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