Napoleonic Maps in 54mm scale

[bucsfan21]

Does anyone know of a source for maps from Napoleonic Era in 54mm please?

Terry Martin-Member of Atlanta Military Miniature Figure Society

 

[kagemusha]

Hi Terry, follow this link.....if you can't reduce them yourself.....give me a shout and I will do it for you and e-mail them to you

napoleonic maps

Regards

Ron

 

[bucsfan21]

Hey Ron, That is exactly what I need! I am staging a 54mm table by a figure of Napoleon and need some scale maps of the Waterloo Battlefield to put on the table. I would greatly appreciate if you would e-mail me a couple (3-4 different ones should do the trick) as I don't have any method to reduce them. I am a little limited as I recently moved and don't have my home office set up. It is a hassle to use the equipment here at work. Would appreciate it greatly!

All the Best, Terry

 

[billyturnip]

This is what it's all about, I love seeing posts like these. Good work fellas.

Roger

 

[Colin_Fraser]

Terry there is a whole archive of battle and campaign maps on napoleon-series.org

I would send you the link but I am on iPad and the latest Apple fiasco of an upgrade has made it impossible to paste links into messages like this....erg!

The maps are organized by campaign.

Colin

 

[kagemusha]

Hi Terry....check your PM

Cheers

Ron

 

[kagemusha]

Here is the link Colin was talking about

http://www.napoleon-series.org/military/c_maps.html

 

[Jaybo]

The former link provides modern general geography maps while the latter are post battle re-creations (some in English or Russian!). At that scale, I think all you need is a more generic map sans writing. My question would be what did those period maps actually look like? I doubt that the were In color.

 

[Mat Lambert]

This image is taken from a book on Waterloo that I'm reading at the moment. It is a detail of the Waterloo area taken from the same map Napoleon apparently used the night before the battle - it's identified as a Ferraris and Capitaine map of 1797.

The quality is probably too bad for you to use but you maybe able to google a better one. Thought you may be interested for reference.
Cheers
Mat