It's a landslide for the left!

Results are in and it's an overwhelming victory for the left option (30mm). There were no votes for 20mm, two votes for candidates that weren't on the ballot and one that declined to vote for either. Every other person said 30mm.

I was leaning that way anyway for practical and aesthetic reasons. All that was holding me back was the thought that I wouldn't be able to get as many cavalry bases as infantry ones in to a head to head melee. Thank you every one who took the trouble to comment. It really helped me make my mind up.

I based the figures, texture, painted and flocked the bases. All that remains is to shake off the excess flock and find some suitable flags. At the moment the grass is looking a bit too lush, but here's how they've turned out.

First 3 bases of 6mm figures are Hanoverians SYW and the rear 2 are Austrians. The 10mm cav look enormous next to them.

The Light Dragoons and Highland Light companies (complete with hat bands but without a tartan pattern). These are really super models - the pack includes 3 different stages of 'loaders' - though I'm not sure about them skirmishing with bayonets fitted.

Queens Rangers with the next phase of the project undercoated behind. Packhorses and sheep!

One final thing. Whilst painting I've mostly been listening to The Life and Times of Frederick the Great podcast that I mentioned recently. Well worth a listen. The presenter/creator is a young student (21ish?) who's doing it on a shoestring. His scripted style may not be to everyone's taste, but he gets over a lot of information and he digs deep into the background and context.  Right back to the TYW and the Great Elector, and even up to Great Britain and the after effects of the Glorious Revolution. The best bits are when he has guests on and it becomes much more conversational.