Calpe....Perry....Front Rank.....War Games.....Paino. Thanks for showing.

Ive,only thought of two,that Grouchy marched to the sound of the guns and if Ney didnt have the Cavalry reserve decimanted.Forces is great as lots all Brunswickers Nausauers,Dutch,Belgian,Prussian,and French ofcourse.No,he didnt surrender he fled for his life.Haha.

Piano Wargames STL's 👍🏼 on pair with Perry sculps imo.

Great video Tim

Sneaky bugger one!!! Either that or im getting way too old....😂

What an incredible video. Thank you sir!

Fabulous looking big bash. Thanks for sharing.

Painting 1/72nd Neapolitan converged regt of elite companies from 5th, 6th and 7th line regts at moment. The most colourful unit ever ?? 1813 campaign. White uniform, green, orange and yellow facings plus red, green, amarath plumes, cords, etc😊 Minor states are excellent way in, as can do full army. Will never manage that for the big powers.

Very funny.......you are giving out Scots friends an advantage lol😅

Good game but would never get a brigade off that table - need a lot of triple moves and that’s with no one trying to g to kill you

Did you consider staggering the arrival of the whole Fr Corps, it seemed like quite the sledgehammer deploying all at once! Mind you, the defeat of the Nassau Bde in the 2nd turn was a bit of luck for the Brits.

my parents live next to the town of Weerde, i was surprised for a moment and was thinking, i don't know there was a batte in Weerde.

Favor to ask, could you put English subtitles in these sorts of videos?

Nice and entertaining battle report. Well done Sir!

Le jour de gloire est arrivé!

I'm finally copying this list 100%. I've wanted to do it for so long and since I don't have an American army it's perfect. I've already gotten underway

Unless you play it that Grouchy march to the guns i dont know how else to play Wellingtons trap and Bluchers coming to his aid was a complete mouse trap,French did not have much options the only hope was if Ney didnt bash the French Cavarly reserve into smitherines.

Murat wasn't King twice. Duke if Cleve-Berg, then King of Napkes. The cavalry charge Murat led at the battle of Leipzig is incorrectly stated by you. It was at the Battle of Leibertvolkwitz, fought separately from the Battle of Leipzig, was the place that is on record (you should have highlighted this), as the biggest cavalry battle in history.

I speak Spanish and Russian(besides English of course), although I’m neither-I’m Mexican. I can attest that Russians don’t think much about Waterloo. Their focus is, unsurprisingly, on Napoleon’s failed invasion of Russia in 1812. In fact, I’d say the average Russian is just or more aware of this event than even Germany’s invasion during World War II. The other "Great Patriotic War" in Russian history, against the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, also holds significant relevance, as it ensured the survival of the Orthodox Church. This might be partly because great Russian novelists have immortalized Napoleon’s campaign in their works. Tolstoy’s War and Peace is the most famous example, but Pushkin and Dostoevsky also set their narratives against the backdrop or context of Napoleonic conflicts. As for Spanish-speaking countries, the perspective is more fragmented because Spanish is spoken far beyond Spain itself. In Latin America, Napoleon IS associated with Waterloo, as Latin Americans often don’t draw the (very obvious) connection between Napoleon’s invasion of Spain and the triggering of the Spanish-American Wars of Independence. In Spain, Napoleon is of course, primarily linked with the Peninsular War (the Spanish War of Independence as is known there). Although typical Spaniard knows much less about the conflict compared to the Russian. Russians are very patriotic, while Spaniards remain as divided as it was 200 years ago, so the way Napoleon’s invasion is remembered (if at all) depends largely on where you are. A Galician, Andalusian, Catalonian, or Basque person might have very different perspectives on the legacy of Napoleon’s invasion. On a personal note, I’ve recently started collecting Napoleonic miniatures for the first time. I usually play Pike and Shotte games set during the Spanish-Dutch Eighty Years’ War-the heyday of Spanish dominance in Europe. This time, I’m focusing on St. Cyr’s campaign in Catalonia. The diversity of uniforms is fascinating: the French had their typical light, line battalions bu also a small ragtag Pyrenean conscripts and a contingent of Italians and Neapolitans, while the Spanish fielded their typical collection of colorful battalions.

I just use the Perry miniatures Austrians for the line warlord games voltigurs and Perry Austrian and French cav

I have just read Napoleon's biography by Andrew Robert. It is very nice.

Shouldn't the Opolchenie who took 4 casualties in total have made a test for excess casualties, or do they have 4 Stamina?

ITS OUT OF FOCUS

Happy Holidays to you and yours from Canada Your site is Great!!!!, I’m addicted. Just a question,,,any timeline for the last instalment of the Brunswick’s ? Big thanks Tony

Many playing minor nations will probably enjoy Piano Wargames range, fantastic sculps imo.

Where did you get the thumbnail photo from? 😍

For your commander, repair the horse leg with a sleeve of greenstuff

32:40 not eveyone uses 12 figures for a regiment - the Chasseurs of the Guard were something like 1000 men strong, that would be 32 figures in my rules!

Being a Dutchie myself I could not resist getting* the Perry's, included Nassau in my Army but not the Belgians tyvm 😆 (Was married to one, left a bad after taste).

Excellent Video! 👏, i wanna read that book now.

It's worth mentioning that the Perry chasseurs box can also be built as hussars on campaign, in Kinski tunics,. So lots of painting options besides chasseur green!

The only thing I miss is horses at the trot, which funny enough is how French cavalry would charge and actually beat most enemies!

That metal command is the worst figure in all wargaming history. I grabbed a spare Perrys Horse( 14 ) and dropped the rider on that. With The Warlord Lancers I chopped the hand and reset the Lance Alignment to Vertical. I got a whole lot of Transformed warlord/Perry horses and cheval , lancers and Hussars spares into mock up of some Russian Cavalry before any kits came out . Made the lengthy saddle blankets with GreenStuff

One can also use the Chasseurs-a-Cheval of the Guard in Spain in 1810 as well.

Fantastic series of videos, especially for someone like me who is new to Napoleonic wargames.

I favor Perry and Victrix.

Warlord hussars have taill coats

Your comparisons and which you feel is best to buy etc is such a great reference for people to refer to have a great xmas hope you get well keep up the great channel excellent reference point for helping us out

Thing with Warlord cavalry is that the rider's legs tend to be far to far out and end up bumping into each other if you have 2 on a base

My hourse snaped too

Audie mur😮😮

I really dislike warlords horses. Also the salddelry is off and the girth is dangourusly far back for the horse. It is not a problem whit victrix and perry models

Its always been fascinating to me the level of detail and decor and the Craftsmanship required to produce uniforms during the Napoleonic period.

I gotta say, I’ve never wanted to not paint a model more than I didn’t want to paint Warlord’s Hussars. In general, I agree 100%, Warlords cavalry are definitely a cut below the rest

I was expecting this! Niceee!!!

The Airfix Hussar was the opposite, the rider all geared up for a charge and the horse, just at a gentle trot.