Enjoyed watching this. This is quite a fast method and it looks really good. Which one of the basing mix do you use here? And do you have more to recommend?

Newer subscriber to your channel and really enjoy it. Do you announce when the live segments will be on? Taking off August is very European Union of you! 🤪. I found your channel based on the War of 1812 videos as I am across that large pond. I know it is a sideshow for Napoleonics but we here can’t wait for more on that little war. Some fascinating battles and many commanders and units from the Peninsular War fought here in both the Chesapeake and New Orlando campaigns. One bad for us and one bad for you guys. Anyway, a good way to give back to your American friends but also cover British armies familiar to your traditional viewer base. Enjoy.

Newer subscriber to your channel and really enjoy it. Do you announce when the live segments will be on? Taking off August is very European Union of you! 🤪. I found your channel based on the War of 1812 videos as I am across that large pond. I know it is a sideshow for Napoleonics but we here can’t wait for more on that little war. Some fascinating battles and many commanders and units from the Peninsular War fought here in both the Chesapeake and New Orlando campaigns. One bad for us and one bad for you guys. Anyway, a good way to give back to your American friends but also cover British armies familiar to your traditional viewer base. Enjoy.

Thanks Tim, enjoy your break👍

Waffle waffle waffle - please script your videos and aim for far far shorter videos!

Adler Miniatures do lovely 6mm Napoleonics.

Why would the Americans not either turn slightly to windward to try to get a-weather of at least the most downwind British ship, or just turn downwind and run? Continuing straight ahead seems to be a poor choice.

Enjoy your holiday dude, thanks for all the content!

To some it may not matter but what flags are used for what British and Russian Regiments and what Divisions they are in ? ( I know them) . 4 Russian Regts are bonded to a certain Division and have certain flags each. Information hard to link up and find

Great channel and a very informative and knowledgeable channel to help wit this era

Obviously your rules mate but I can’t believe you’re leaving out the Perry metals as they do plastics….. they have continued adding both to their ranges and are always quality. I wouldn’t have Eagle in there, yes a good range but as you said very small and I have found that the castings can be very variable. Foundry are lovely but as you said very small and also expensive although they do their end of year sale which can help if you save up your orders. For me: Perry; Piano; Offensive; Elite; Front Rank. Honourable mention to North Star who do some lovely minis

Have a great holiday 😊

It would be really cool to see an expansion to the battle reports based on the start collecting videos. The Waterloo battle is easily one of my favorite videos of yours. Additionally, It would be nice to see a sort of idiots guide to the armies that revolve around everything but the minis. FOr example, if starting Austrians this is where you get rules for them in black powder, or here are the 3 different books to get rules for the French and so on.

Danube campaign Austrians please

need to get back into Napoleonic gaming, used to play Empire V rules years ago

When will next year's event be? If it's during my school break i might be able to make it.

Start collecting for 15, 10 or 6mm would be interesting. 15mm especially would be useful. Seems like there’s alot of different companies that do different things.

Could we get a one size fits all for the smaller German states?

Would love to see a start collecting Westphalian’s in conjunction with a max your mini on how to utilize some plastic sets. Love the videos and keep up the great work with the channel!

Enjoy your break!

Glad to have found your channel earlier this year. Enjoy your holiday

Have a great vacation, Tim In the meantime, other podcasts to listen to Napoleonic Greatest Wargame

Brigade Games have an American 1812 selection. I was going to use extra British and paint them Blue but since they have minis already…might buy some of those next convention.

Thanks for sharing your hobby with us! Enjoy your holiday, and be well!

I will most certainly be coming back, and, fingers crossed, with reinforcements!! Thank you so much for organising under eagles to glory, it was great fun, and it inspired me to organise a big olde battle for my own gaming group!

Tim, as you are 'the Napoleonic Wargamer', when you make your Egypt trip will you be abandoning the rest of your travelling party and rushing home alone? 😂😂😂

Superb video hope you have a well earned rest Tim , I'm hoping to try and make it next year , I say try as my wife was diagnosed with cancer and has taken up a lot time and support, that will be continuing into next year so i won't until closer to the date as to if can make it. In the meantime I need to paint up a lot more french and figure out how I will manage to get there with my health issues. Anyway have a wonderful summer break , take care Terry

Theater of opps :- Eviction of the French from the islands in the med. maritime action/landings, skirmishy battles, coordination with Greek forces, etc.

Thanks for doing this, always good to catch one of your vids. For my part, I would love to see something from you on the Italian Campaign, I love the Epic TV series on it, and I'm building (very slowly) a French Demi-Brigade (now I know what it is!) for it using Skytrex and Eureka minis, and if I'm lucky expand it to a division, I would kill for a campaign book on it from Warlord.

Have a good break mate. Enjoy your pics.😊😊😊🎉

Great episode as ever buddy!! Would you ever look at Napoleon in Egypt?

Excellent video as always, gonna miss the summer videos. I had a question for you or anyone, I have 3 regiments of Hanover for Waterloo. I painted 2 normally but the third I wanted to do something interesting, anyone knows what I can convert them to, doesn't matter the nation. Imodel for 1812 onward so anything there would be great, but throughout the period would still be cool. Thank you in advance, and enjoy your summer

Getting started 3D printing might be really good. Love the rest of your content!

Hahaha what a coincidence. I wanted to start collecting minis and ordered precisely the no.1 French Line 1812-15. Good to hear that I picked the best one :)

I use gloves and remove all supports with just my fingers after washing but before curing. 99% comes of without breaking anything.

What base size did you use for the guns? It looks like 10x8cm.

It was an allied victory, and of course he deserves credit.

Evening chaps, Matt in France! painting Vendee/chouan artillery and Bavarian Artillery, basing Austrian artillery limber and Prussian dragoons all 28mm

16:44 ‘Scuse me, _‘cucked’?_ You’re not one of them ‘anti-woke’ types, are you?

Thank you for this video! SO helpful to see an experienced gamer show us how to actually build the Perry Miniatures. For those of us with little intuitive sense of the process and no local club to connect with, this type of video is gold!

For GDA2 you can do either. I do 4 figures per base in one line, many other folks use 3+3 or 2+2. The only real requirement is to have at least 4 bases per standard battalion so that they can be converted into skirmishers when the need arises (which it will!) Also important to be able to form distinct formations that can be recognised as “Line”, “Column”, and “Square”.

Just a quick question for basing. For games like General D’Armee and blackpowder do I have to have 4 models per base or can I do 6. (British Regiment) 3 guys in the front line 3 in the back? Is that acceptable for the game?

Nonsense, what about Ligny? Prussia was a minor player and fall guy as bad as Austria. Britain always had the best army but far too small to be a major player. France pretty much conquered Europe so theres also that. Dont forget Napoleon's success was helped by incompetent opponents, very common in war.

It is ironic, given the scope of battles and high level of generalship, but Napoleonics are the easiest warfighting method to grasp. Taken down to its basics, you have the three combat arms. Learn their basic capabilities and limitations, and you are set to start gaming. It doesn’t matter if you’re 14 or 40.

I'm busy printing warbears great northern war russians For removing supports, Before curing, Put them in hot water and peel the supports off,, they should come away fine without clippers don't put supports inside hollow sculpts You end up trapping uncured resin inside which will leach out

A really big fan of Front Rank myself, a have mix’s from all of the ranges you mentioned depending upon year, plus old glory and Elite miniatures.

While not 28mm, Prince August has a lovely selection of molds at 25mm. These are for those who wish to cast their own. The Wellington, Napoleon and Blucher on horseback are fantastic and can be bought cast and primed. Nice selection in the video.