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Many thanks!

Great Model to paint! Enjoy

Agreed!

They have the colour party off centre and I like many other gamers just don’t like the look of it on table. I don’t think the big slabs of figures on a stand means I have to use black powder rules. I think that for 10mm figures you need a base width 3 figures say 15 to 20mm. At the moment the minimum size of a battalion in the rules is IIRC is 3 bases of 20 figures each, that’s 60 figures that’s between 500 and 600 men. I know it’s been explained away. In the rules. Soo!!! I don’t like paperwork to show only the player the state of the regiment as Wargamers often become careless and prone to lapses of memory. The advantage of small figures is to shrink the size of the table or increase the number of miles it represents. I would have bought in so to speak but an epic troop block is around 60mm long, as it happens the same size of a Baccus battalion .

@@leonleese4919 Good Points! I know that I have played Warlords Epic Waterloo range with the Valour & Fortitude rules by Perry Miniatures and its worked out decent.

By no means is it required but due to the size of table I have to play on, having a smaller unit means more units can fit on the table, and for a unit I end up painting less models in the end. Cheers!

takes time, but you got it!

Thank you! Enjoy your models

Thank you!

Thank you, takes a few turns to get it down but it sure was a fun game

Right on! The red and the blue makes it easier to help!

Good combo as V&F does seem to require a larger force. Plus the fate cards are fun!

Thank you for the kind words ! Cheers

Thank you for the kind words, Cheers!

hi, I have never tried paint pens. I have seen it talked about a lot in painting videos and comment sections so id assume it works decent. Due to the fact I used oil/enamel wash over these(so all colors have a small tint to them), I use a off white paint and I find it covers better than just white acrylics.

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Got a team game of Valour & Fortitude in a few weeks. I think I will play pretty nice due to smaller table might cut the measurements in 1/2 or by 1/3

Appreciate the feedback, I will need to add the Gold to the officer's epaulettes, good catch on that one. Certainly Warlord Games took some historical liberties making these scale figures playable for this epic scale! Thanks for stopping by , Cheers.

@@6uptabletopgaming546 thank you for your appreciation of my comments, these were not for the purpose of criticizing but rather help you make something more accurate. By the way, the upper rim on the shako of the officer should be painted in gold too. And in case you prepare more of these gunnery scenes, think about placing the servant with the quick match on the right side, it is the opposite side as for the British regulation. In the French regulation, the servant to the left holds the pricker to pierce the cartridge inside the barrel and then he primes the vent.

@@patrickehresmann2404 the more accurate the better!~

Hi, Great question, I'm going off the black powder epic rules book mention of the "Year XI system" which streamlined the Artillery system for the French. Interesting side note indeed, thanks for sharing, always glad to learn more about such an interesting time period in history. Cheers

Yes, it is still correct to call the French cannons by the weight of shots in pounds (actually, in French livres, that were slightly heavier than the British pounds), while the mortars and howitzers were called by the diameter of their muzzle in pouces (slightly longer than the British inches). Although the metric system was introduced during the Revolution, it took a long time for the French people to use it in every day’s life. The artillery dimension tables started to use the metric system during the first empire, but the way to call French cannons in the older system remained for a much longer time, until the mid-19th century. The first cannon to be called by its diameter in metric was the piece rayée de 4 modele 1858, système Ducos de la Hitte, its diameter measuring 4cm.

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Thank you!

Thank you for the kind words! Cheers

thank you! Make the most with what your given!

Perfect scale for me, more to come!

sure! Vallejo Earth Texture (Dark Earth) then Army painter Tuffs, and then Woodland Scenics Blended Turf (Earth Blend)

appreciate it! you got this! one unit at a time, no rush

Thank for the comment, and still love me some 30k! I am making each battalion to have 3 bases and using the ones in the warlord box. I cut the 3rd base in half (alongside the models of that base) so that infantry can form square as needed, and units can change formations as needed. Cheers!

Thank you, yes indeed a most iconic troop!

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Appreciate the nice words! Cheers