| Supernumeraries in the camp |
| ...and a view along the road into the town of Steinkirche |
| A closer shot of the board from the Swedish end |
| Hepburn's Scots - the first Swedish unit to arrive |
| The first Swedish light gun, accompanying the Hepburn's on the right flank |
| The Swedish Red and Yellow regiments being led forward by Gustavus Adolphus himself! |
| Swedish Red regiment deployed |
| The Yellow regiment and Gustavus |
| And the first arrivals for the Imperialists: Munich-Ebersberg regiment accompanied by Pappenheim |
| The Imperialist front line: Aldringen (left), Munich-Ebersberg (centre), Nuremberg (right) |
| The Swedish begin their advance as the second wave arrives on the table |
| The Vastgota cavalry show up |
| A view across the Swedish advance from the left flank |
| Men of the Match, the Swedish Yellow regiment |
| Red regiment and Gustavus |
| Bader leads his Lifeguard (left-bottom), the Swedish Blue regiment (top) and Holtzmuller's Dragoons (right) onto the field |
| A closer shot of Holtzmuller's Dragoons |
| The Schlammersdorf regiment advance in the wake of the Hepburns |
| And on the Imperialist side; the Aldringen regiment |
| Munich-Ebersberg regiment |
| Munich-Ebersberg (front) and Nuremberg (back) |
| Hepburn's Scots advance along the road towards the Imperialist camp |
| The rear of the Yellow regiment as they advance over the hill |
| The Swedish advance. The Upplands cavalry have just made it onto the board behind the farmhouse |
| View from the Swedish left flank. The Yellow regiment advance on the redoubt and Aldringen regiment, with the Red regiment advancing on the other side of the wood. |
| The Swedish centre; the Blue regiment are flanked by Holtzmuller's Dragoons on the left and Baner's Lifeguard on the right, while the Upplands cavalry move along the road behind them |
| The view of the Yellow regiment as they crest the hill and spy the Aldringen regiment exposed on the Imperialist right |
| The battle lines close. Hepburn's Scots advance in the face of the Munich-Ebersberg regiment, only to find themselves repulsed and routed after suffering heavy casualties from artillery fire |
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