imagi-nations campaign part 3. introducing the Eastern empire army.

[@NooneSonder]

Excellent project! This group is wonderful

[@stephensmith1256]

Thanks Jon

[@Forge_n_Brush]

Very colorful. Your brushwork is spot on. Continuing to follow. Very enjoyable, Stephen. ~K

[@stephensmith1256]

Thanks my friend hopefully will bring some interesting battles.

[@BrushQuill]

"The chances of anything coming from Mars..." lol Lovely looking set of forces all round. Looking forward to the campaign :)

[@stephensmith1256]

He he , cheers mate i did have to laugh to myself when i listened to the video.

[@basicminiaturepainting]

Great video Stephen huge army aswell

[@stephensmith1256]

Thanks mate

[@leont66wargaming31]

Great stuff mate

[@stephensmith1256]

Thanks Leon

[@TheDiomedef16]

They look a mean bunch for sure.

[@stephensmith1256]

They are going to cause all kinds of problems. It all depends on the roll of a dice, as to who. Should prove interesting mate.

[@skulptor]

Nice series. Any chance you could tweak the dound level up for next episode? :)

[@stephensmith1256]

Thanks, i will try and sort the sound out for the next vid.

[@donjondo]

Looks fantastic. Great stuff! I see your Light Horse is based in 2s and your Heavy Horse in 3s. I'd never thought of doing that before, but it's a neat idea to help differentiate them. Is that a standard basing style for a particular game?

[@stephensmith1256]

Thanks, the unit's are based for simplicity in practice rules. There is no real basing system i just like the look on the table and as you said you can differentiate between them. I used to play a lot of WRG rules back in the day which as i remember was based that way.

[@donjondo]

@@stephensmith1256 Thanks for that. Yep, it looks great!

[@JackSargePainting]

Another great video, thanks Stephen. How do you maintain motivation for solo gaming? I have often thought of giving it a go but find myself lacking the "mojo", and it's easier for me to resort to a pc game.

[@stephensmith1256]

Thanks Jack i think the best way, or atleast it works for me is to build up the units slowly, paint only what you need for a small action and play out some small sinarios. I did this with my 28 napoleonics i folloed the historical time line of the first part of the early peninsula war painting up the units i needed for the next battle. Great way of keeping the momentum.