Wagram Panel Map

Fought on 5 and 6 July, 1809, the Battle of Wagram was the largest military contest in human history up to that time.  The "French" Army under Emperor Napoleon was a coalition of French, Italian, and German soldiers numbering over 172,000 men.  Opposing them was Archduke Charles, with 136,000 soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.  The Austrians defended a slight rise and employed numerous cannon; they also fought well.  Casualties topped 80,000 men killed and wounded.  

This file is the same as the Wagram Mega Map File, but is cut up into 60 US letter-sized pages.  This will greatly reduce the cost of printing compared to a banner.  When printed out and taped together, the map will be 88 inches x 48 inches in size, with 20mm on the map equal to 200m on the battlefield.  This scale makes it perfect for use with Forward March Studios 2mm, 3D printed figures.  In particular, this map is designed to be used with the Micro range of 12mm square bases.  These models are found in the FMS Library, which contains over 300+ 3D printing files all designed to the same scale:  https://gum.co/khIDS.  By using this map and the Micro Range, you can re-play those fateful days in 1809 with every battalion of infantry, squadron of cavalry, and battery of artillery present.