I really enjoyed the video, choc full of interest info, just one problem, is there is a thumping noise in the background, so you might want to have a look at your audio setup, apart from that, all is very good, Thank you for the video...!!

Loved your video! Just got my Naval Brigade and your video is a great help!!!!!!

Beautiful work and nice history of the naval brigade!

Great Martin! Your ability to use the poses of the miniatures to tell a story is second to none. Glad to hear you're having 😮some Black, Red & Green (The finest colours ever seen!!) In your British Army, as I know of your deep affection for the Rifle Brigade👍

Awesome! Am painting Naval Brigade figures by 15mm Blue Moon for "the Men Who Would be King."

In addition to the review of the figures, you also add an educational part. This is excellent.

These are typical of Empress figures they look great and your painting and basing are just as good. Loved the history of the Brigade too...

Really enjoyed this overview of a unit I'd not been aware of!

Great work Martin. Well presented interesting history, and a lovely job with the miniatures.

Lovely group Marten, bravo. I think you were right to add some color wherever you could and who knows, considering the crazed for adventure attitude of these chaps, seems like there'd be plenty of gingers in the crowd. It's hard to say from the video but compared to the illustrations you put up in the history section, that blue seems a bit on the bright side but you may have other sources than those in the video. I applaud the way you formatted the video with a history section to proceed the hobbying portion. It was a brilliant example of why historic gaming is so facinating. I was wondering if the British expression " . . . a real Corker . . ." could stem from the example of this brave young midshipman ?

What a great video. Loved the history, and the painting is superb. Looking forward to seeing both armies on the table.

Always love the history videos, minis look great as well. Glad the rocket survived, I’m not sure if you use it, but super glue with activator is a must for me, it may have helped.

They turned out really good Martin. I reckon you could paint on the ships ribbons. Try putting the hms then the first letter of the ship and squiggle for the rest of it. It gives the illusion of the correct letters. A non related question, i really like your mat you have under your figures I am after a really large mat to become my main surface as i have a new paint table. Can you remember where you got it. I also really like the stand sizes graphic too.

Great video! Informative and beautifully illustrated...and superb minis!

Very good video really enjoying it 🤠🤠👍👍👍

These chaps look brilliant Martin and lovely to hear the history of the Naval Brigade as well. Oft overlooked in favour of Marines.

Awesome video and some great pictures.

Another awesome content, thanks for that, can't wait for the report! Fun fact for you, Tenes was the grandson of the ancient Greek god, Poseidon :P

Excellent! History lesson and awsome miniatures at the same time. Great video, thank you. 👍

Enjoyed the history element, and the models look fantastic. I am glad that the rocket did not end up being launched across the room as I was worried for its chances of survival during the PCP livestream :)

Great stuff Martin very good information. Not sure if you saw war games Atlantic digital has naval brigade infantry and also Gatling gun

Great work very interesting. The rocket does look abit flimsy. Your hard work putting it together paid off. I hope you have a battle planned soon so we can see your navy guys in action. Cheers grant

Fantastic figures mate, cheers Scott 🙂

Hey. Very good presentation, and very interesting.

Great work and very informative 👍🏻

Great video. As always I loved the variable model count on each base, it creates a very organic looking scene. Beautifully illustrated history as well. The only thing I could recommend is thinking about doing a Mexican-American War set of armies. Would love to see your take on the 28mm's. Kindly research 1st Corps line of miniatures. There's also 15/18mm lines as well. But I can't see your art on minis that small.

Fantastic work Martin, the naval brigade looks fantastic. I really enjoyed the history part, if you are interested in Eschowe there is a great book called Fearful Hard Times Siege and Relief of Eschowe

Very well done indeed. 👍 Perhaps you could use them in the Suakin campaign as well? So many "Victoria's Little Wars" opportunities 🙂

Thank you, Martin. Your usual excellent standard. (I believe that "boatswain" is generally pronounced "bo-sun".)

Great Video. Sometimes the youtube algorithm really does come up with interesting content :)

Dope work! The shots at the end are killing it - 100% Tabletop sex!

Did the see the recent Antiques Roadshow episode that featured the great grandson of Henry Norbury?

great video! thanks.

These look great, anyone know how the Empress range match up with Perrys? (The rest of my British are from Perry's.)

Hi Martin I am very sorry. But our big WOTR battle for ferry bridge 1461 will be on the 19th of August cheers grant

" We'll come on to THAT one in a minute"

That rocket launcher looks good! I guess you yelled enough strong language at it so that the thing finally stayed together.