Guys - ok, eye candy time: here are four jump maps of the large maps included in the game.
Eagle - this map was assembled by Andy Burke using the old map editor from one of the campaign games and then converted to the HPS format. I purchased this map from him and then edited the map (map tags were too small) for various reasons. Its 254 x 254 and the selection box (red) is on Canterbury. Dover is in the southeast section of the map. Folkestone is in the south/southwest.
Moravia - this map includes the Austerlitz battlefield and Brunn. Its 443 x 301 hexes in size. The selection window is on the Pratzen Heights.
Piave-Pordenone - this map is a combination of the areas of Sacile-Pordenone and the Piave River area and regions to the north and northwest. Its 408 x 213 and the selection window is over Sacile. The map is not a combination of those found in Eckmuhl and Wagram but an all new map created by David Guegan and completed by myself. David did the more complicated section (western half) and had done up alot of the eastern section when work called him away. He had to work with scans of the paper map (and I also mailed him the paper topo maps too). It was a difficult project for him and much thanks for his hard work!
Finally, the largest map in the game: Ulm Campaign. Its 822 x 560 hexes in size. The selection window is on Ulm. Augsburg is in the far right section of the map.
Colonel Bill Peters
Armee du Rhin - V Corps, Cavalerie du V Corps, 20ème légère Brigade de Cavalerie, 13ème Hussar Regiment
HPS Napoleonic Scenario Designer (Eckmuhl, Wagram, Jena-Auerstaedt and ... more to come)
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