Sunday 7 April 2013

Pelardon: The Battle of Contignac

continued from the previous post
 
The Pelardon Garde du Corps and Cuirassiers charge home into the lead Monrovian cavalry regiments who just have time to form up .....
The Monrovians find out the position of the allied Pelardon infantry - on their flank - coming across the rise of the ridge marching as fast as they can ....
One of the Movrian cavalry units break, but its place is taken by another .....some allied Pelardon hussars join the fray ...
The allied Pelardon infantry move forward under the able command of the Fenwick general Von Messing, Pelardon grenadiers charge the Monrovian grenadiers who have just managed to form up into a ragged line ...
The Monrovian cavalry can no longer hold their ground and break and rout ....
The Monrovian grenadiers break and rout ....
The routing Monrovian grenadiers burst through the regiment behind but they don't hold either and break; the Pelardon cuirassiers wade in ...
The Monrovian infantry hold the charge of the allied Fenwick troops ....
Count Malpurgo Belladona (the Monrovian commander) desparately tries to organise a defense of his now open flank...
The Monrovian infantry give way under heavy pressure ...
The Monrovian army is in full collapse with units streaming from the field, being followed up by the Pelardon allied armies' infantry and cavalry ...
With no hope of rallying his troops the Monrovian commander leaves the field of battle ...
The Pelardon allied cavalry pursues the remnants of the Monrovian army while infantry follows up - a great victory .

7 comments:

Springinsfeld said...

An exciting battle and a real spectacle.

Mosstrooper said...

Great battle , very exciting !

Archduke Piccolo said...

Spectacular and colourful action. Excellent!

Capt Bill said...

Well done, sir...

Corporal_Trim said...

A great spectacle and yet another drubbing for Monrovia.

Regards,
Steve

WSTKS-FM Worldwide said...

Agreed! Your photographs bring all of the Charles Grant and C.C. Grant books to mind. Stunning.

Best Regards,

Stokes

abdul666 said...

Old School eye-candy at its best!