Napolean at Waterloo replacement counters: Index

There are two sets of replacement half-inch counters for Napoleon at Waterloo on the counter sheet:

1. The top two-thirds of the sheet are a set of double-sided counters.

2. The bottom third of the sheet is a set of single-sided counters.

Print the sheet horizontally on card stock.  Separate the top two-thirds from the bottom third.

For single-sided counters with the starting hexes on the fronts of the counters, glue the bottom third to a piece of cardboard, and cut the counters apart with a paper cutter or X-acto knive.

For double-sided counters with the starting hexes on the backs of the counters, separate the top two-thirds of the sheet into twenty-counter sections.  Glue each group from the left side of the page to a piece of cardboard, and glue the coresponding group from the right side of the page to the back of the cardboard.  Note that the two sides should be upside-down from each other, so that, for example, the I Corps 1 Br infantry batallion (7-4) has the number 1010 on its back, and the Hvy Res cavalry brigade (4-5) has 1109 on its back.

Carefully cut each group into twenty counters, using a paper cutter or X-acto knive.  Note that as a bonus, you get a two-sided Game Turn counter that can show whose turn it is.

I’ve corrected some unit designations on the counters, so mine are a bit different than SPI’s:

1. French infantry divisions 19, 20, and 21, are in the VI Corps, not the IV Corps
2. French IV Corps 6th Cav Div should be 7th Cav Div
3. Allied 1-4 infantry brigade has been resized to a batallion, with better unit identification
4. Prussian infantry and cavalry are brigades, not divisions

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