Napoleonic Artillery

[@philRminiatures]

Nice vid, well illustrated with beautiful minis!

[@keithellis1628]

Spoken clearly and at last someone shows the guns actual placement.

[@Smaleu24]

Love the series about the napoleonic war

[@MajorSvenGaming]

Thank you, the last one for now is up, but more will come in the future :)

[@nathan2552]

Where did you get the miniatures

[@dancingpotplant]

So what war gaming do you do?

[@MajorSvenGaming]

Black Powder is one of my main ones... that and plenty of skirmish games

[@dancingpotplant]

Major Sven Gaming Have you tried any of the great Lardy games, Pulp Alley or Song of Blades and Heroes?

[@MajorSvenGaming]

I have heard of them but never looked into them before... Are they worth a look?

[@dancingpotplant]

Major Sven Gaming All three have something different but all three are some of the best gaming systems I've played with.

[@BigMrFirebird]

They made a load of Napoleonic cannon over at Conisbrough, between Rotherham and Doncaster.

[@MajorSvenGaming]

Love the castle there... I need to go again

[@AGS363]

Bonus Fact: Napoleon was originally trained as artillery officer.

[@MajorSvenGaming]

True... and a good one to be fair... He was lucky a revolution broke out though as he would never had had enough money to advance far without it..

[@AGS363]

"He was lucky a revolution broke out..." Not only he! For example, there was a "sepoy general" from Ireland who made it to Prime Minister. If I just could remember the name...;-)

[@MajorSvenGaming]

Ha... Love it... I do want to make a video at some point about the similarities of those two, they have some odd commonality :)

[@TheFuddFactory]

I don’t know if you have seen it but I put something on Twitter I want you to look at

[@Smaleu24]

Marvellous video but have watched or read a hornblower film or novel

[@MajorSvenGaming]

Love hornblower... and sharpe.... got novels and series of both :)