Nice to hear that I am providing you some motivation. I'd love to hear about your project. What scale are you doing it in? Which figures are you using, and which set of rules? If you are interested, I have developed my own set of rules that I am really enjoying.

@@dukewinser6662 I'm mainly using the Flags of War 28mm range, with a few Warlord and Front Rank for interest. I had originally planned to use Sharp Practice, on the assumption that the project wouldn't grow too much, but had thought of Black Powder if it did. If you are at a point where your rules set is buttoned down and don't mind sharing, I would be interested to see what you had put together - the games you have reported on seem to be reasonably close run contests. Take care!

They are mats produced by a company called Killing Fields. Unfortunately, I believe they are no longer in business.

Thanks for the comment. You are right. A group is usually 8, six for skirmishers and ten for militia. The rebels had one command of four groups for a total of 32 under the command of their main big man and a NCO.

@@dukewinser6662 ah, that makes sense then. I just received the rules today, so have a lot to read up on…..

@@rcspaintservice I have really enjoyed the rules. I have armies for ACW, AWI, FIW and Napoleon in Spain. I wouldn't consider myself an expert on the rules, but I have played them a lot. Let me know if you need any help with them. Enjoy!

It's 6 ft by 10ft

Thanks for letting me know that. It means a lot. This Friday a couple of former students are coming by to actually have a game with them. I have put together some rules to refight this very unique period. They have helped me test them.

Very true!

Yep. Now I just use them to build up contours under my gaming mats.

`Thanks very much, Ralph. Your videos of your highlanders put me over the edge in moving ahead with doing this period in 25mm.

Thanks for posting this. Very enjoyable game

Thanks so much. This has truly been the best project ever. It was hard to sell of a very large 15mm collection at far below what they were probably worth, but I have no regrets. The proceeds more than paid for the new collection plus several Hovels buildings. I am just finishing up a game that has the whole collection involved. I will post a video recap soon.

That is awesome!

Thanks!

Most of the roads are just felt cut into two inch strips and then lightly dry brushed with a lighter brown. Coarse turf is glued to the edges. Very simple and inexpensive. Another bonus is that they easily adapt to the terrain, unlike more rigid commercially made roads.

Thanks John. Thanks, too, for subscribing.

I have a tutorial on my blog that might be of interest to you. winserswargames.blogspot.com/2015/11/general-de-brigade-tutorial-part-one.html There is also a report on a Quatre Bras game. winserswargames.blogspot.com/2016/02/quatre-bras-historical-wargame.html

Oh excellent! I'll check that out!

I used Old Glory Corp (oldglory25s.com/) The code is TE-1 Tricorne Limbers/Civilian Crews. I had four extra, so I just filed off the appendage that connects the gun and glued on some barrels I had on hand. I though it turned out pretty well.

@@dukewinser6662 Thanks - It looks as though they are not listed on the UK site - they probably don't sell enough to make it worth transporting them across the Atlantic

​@RalphAstley Perry do some nice wagons in their AWI range. Might they do the trick Ralph?

@@peterweston189 Yes - good shout - thank you.

Thanks a lot!

Thanks so much!

Indeed I have. I came upon it after I started my project. It only added to my enthusiasm.

Thank you! Being an American I am not familiar with the pronunciation of these names. Your comment is accepted in the spirit in which it was given.