Gaming the Russo-Polish War/November Uprising 1830-31 in 28mm?

[Shipka]

http://igrek.amzp.pl/maplist.php?cat=POLHIST&listsort=sortoption1&listtype=mapywig2

If you search through the listing of maps, there are all the main battles 1830-1831 shown, an excellent resource.  Great for The Bloody Big Battles rules system

[Kingscarbine]

Is anyone else having trouble opening the previous page of this topic?

There's a lot of scatered info in Polish available online and a couple of books in English on the internet Archive: https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22Poland%20--%20History%20Revolution%2C%201830-1832%22

This site has the Atlas de cartes et de plans pour servir a l'intelligence de l' histoire de l'insurrection du peuple polonais: http://powstanielistopadowe.com/bitwy_powstania_kartografia/

The only orbat I have is of the Polish Forces defending Warsaw, April-September 1831, from the Naftziger Collection.

[juergen c. olk]

Polish militia battle of Kock 1831

[Shipka]

Liaising with Chris Pringle to work on a scenario for Bloody Big Battles rule set.

[Shipka]

Russian Infantryman in 28mm

[Shipka]

The first Polish Green to represent The Volunteer 10th-24thRegiments of Infantry, small amount of work to be done on peak. Once he has been molded I will ask Steve to undertake a hat change to the typical Polish four cornered cap which will then represent 9th Regiment. The information for this sculpt originated from the booklet The Polish Army Of The Congress Kingdom by W.J. Fielder whose plates are based on information from a book by Bronislaw Gembarzewski whose ref material is acknowledged as the authority on Polish uniforms.
A seperate sculpt will be done for troops of Regiments 1-8 as these wore a uniform similar to that worn in 1815 except  that the shako was different.

[Shipka]

Polish uniform Regiments 1-8

[Fig-man1]

These are coming along nicely!

[Shipka]

When commissioning a small group of figures, its always difficult to decide which figure follows on from the preceeding sculpt I will prob get a Russian lifeguard next, but what pose?.....if anyone would like to put their suggestions forward then do post equally which Pole should be next.
I am currently looking atThe Battle of Ostroleka so troop types for that is what is needed.

[Shipka]

The peak is now finished, just rounds off the figure

[Shipka]

An excellent map of Ostroleka, with Russians on approach (read Insurrection Of Poland In 1830-1831 by S. Gnorowski)

[Kadzik]

Would be anyone interested in book about wargaming Russo-Polish War of 1830-31? Something similar to last years Rebellion! about AWI - with historical background, commanders, troops and 2 dozens scenarios?
Not connected to Black Powder or any specific system, but with system and stats proposal, as we play it (i.e Black Powder, Blucher, Muskets & Tomahawks etc.)

[Shipka]

From the interest I have had and emails I would suggest the answer would be yes. All too often interest in lesser familiar territory wanes due to lack of available literature in English. This is certainly the case with The November Uprising, loads of material in Polish but no translations or multi language texts.

[Fig-man1]

Kadzik,

Shipka is absolutely correct so count me in for a book on the war.

[Kingscarbine]

I'm interested in a scenarios book with all that, uniforms information and figures suggestions.