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Re: Army strength
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lugnet.western
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Mon, 26 Nov 2001 11:35:13 GMT
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In lugnet.western, Don Cox writes:
> In the miniatures rulebook, "Yellow Ribbon", a Cavalry Troop is 16 figures. An
> Officer, Bugler, guidon bearer, plus 3 nco's (1st Sergeant, Sergeant, and a
> Corporal), plus 10 troopers. The rules further state: This organization gives
> a nice little unit for a patrol in a 1:1 action, a weak cavalry troop at a 1:2
> ratio, while at a 1:5 gives a strong post 1876 troop.
If I'm understanding this right, five patrols would be a troop. And a troop
would be roughly 80 persons. I like the division, but being that Legos are
in a mini scale, a troop or two would hardly seem to constitute an Army. I
like the actual make-up of the unit ( # of troopers, # of NCOs, etc. ), but
maybe it might be more appropriate to fudge the title a little. Just my two
cents worth.
> For artillery, 2 to 4 figs per gun, one mini being a Sergeant. If two or more
> guns are present as in a battery, a mounted Officer would command.
Now this I definately agree. Maybe 4 guns per artillery platoon. 8 guns to a
company.
> Any comments?
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> Hugh
Overall I like it. Thanks for the info. Might be time to do a little
re-organization in the ranks.
- Joe Nicely
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