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Henry Hyde
Великобритания
Добавлен 3 янв 2012
Author, designer, podcaster, vidcaster, Patreon creative, best known for my Battlegames work for wargamers.
Elephant Training in Byzarbia
This video, filmed at a secret location, shows the Byzarbian infantry being trained to withstand the terrifying charge of elephants.
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The Wargaming Compendium on Patreon
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This video marks the beginning of my journey to creating a fully revised new 2nd Edition of The Wargaming Compendium. Can this edition become a best-seller too? Help support me on my author journey by becoming a patron at patreon.com/battlegames as I dedicate myself to this mighty task - and by becoming a patron, you can get involved in the creative process too! www.patreon.com/c/battlegames
BG Patreon intro 2025
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An introduction to my Patreon. Become a patron by joining at www.patreon.com/c/battlegames
Schnappsendorf - A Skaven Sheep-Snatching Raid Goes Baaadly
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A short video of a recent fantasy skirmish game that took place at Hyde Towers, featuring Skaven raiders attempting to steal sheep whilst taking on the local defenders.
Horse Sense
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In "Horse Sense", experienced horsewoman and author Roz Morris presents a wealth of knowledge about horses and their accoutrements to fellow author, wargamer and military history enthusiast Henry Hyde. Roz explains a huge variety of horsey things, both to do with the beasties themselves and all their tack and equipment. It's a hugely informative and interesting ride, and Roz does a great job an...
Wargames Atlantic Conquistador & Renaissance Cavalry
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An unboxing review of the new Conquistador Cavalry and Renaissance Heavy Cavalry 28mm plastics from Wargames Atlantic.
The Other Partizan 2024
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My video slideshow report of the games seen at The Other Partizan 2024, held at Newark Showground on Sunday 13th October 2024. It was a fantastic show, notable firstly for the record entry numbers at the door (1,374 I believe), and also because there were so many games from my favourite part of the horse and musket era - the 18th Century - it should have been called the tricorne show! My thanks...
An Introduction to Making Maps
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A video introduction to a very simple approach to making maps for fantasy or fictitious settings. It covers basic methods of drawing up a map from your own imagination and some of the points you need to think about as you progress, including those that affect both your world and any stories or games you set in it.
Val the Handsome Horse
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A short video filmed with my author friend Roz Morris at a stables in Surrey. We discuss a couple of points that might be useful for wargamers and modellers when painting their miniatures.
Partizan 2024
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(NB It’s literally my job to give a report on the show, but if you want to skip my chat and just see the pics, jump to 13 mins 14 secs.) This is my report from the Partizan 2024 wargames show, held at Newark Showground on 19th May. It was an amazing day-the show had what was possibly its highest attendance ever, and it certainly felt packed. Moreover, the standard of games on offer, both partic...
Shot, Steel & Stone Video 8
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At last, the climax to this limited series of videos showcasing my Shot, Steel & Stone rules-and what a culmination it is! In this episode, Prunkland's heavy cavalry finally surges towards the enemy, braving incoming fire from massed musketry-but can they hit hard and break through Borgenmark's brittle defences? The pride of Prunkland rides with them into the smoke of battle. Will the crowds in...
Shot, Steel & Stone Video 7
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The seventh video in the Shot, Steel & Stone series brings us close to the climax, as Borgenmark takes the initiative and there's a shocking development that the proud Prunklanders would never have conceived as possible! In fact, there's so much action that I had to cut the recording in two-so remember to tune in again for the eighth and last video coming very soon! If you don't already have a ...
Shot, Steel & Stone Video 6
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Welcome to the sixth video of my series demonstrating my Shot, Steel & Stone horse & musket era wargames rules. Again, we play through an other full move with plenty of action, including crashing volleys of musketry-some of which even cause casualties! Prunkland gets the initiative this turn and grasps the tactical nettle, realising that in order to sweep Borgenmark from the field, General von ...
Shot, Steel & Stone Video 5
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In the fifth video of my series demonstrating my Shot, Steel & Stone horse & musket era wargames rules, we play through another full turn-after correcting an error in the previous video! This turn, Borgenmark again wins the initiative and moves first, but finds itself in difficulties. For its part, the infantry of Prunkland are doing their best to push back the troops from Ostergotland but the ...
Shot, Steel & Stone Video 4
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The fourth in my series of videos demonstrating my Shot, Steel & Stone rules. This time, the action really hots up as the troops of Prunkland and Borgenmark approach to musketry range and the artillery get in on the action too! Casualties are inflicted, reaction tests are taken and the climax of the battle approaches! Enjoy this in-depth journey into representing horse & musket era battles on t...
The Ostergotland Regiment on Parade
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The Ostergotland Regiment on Parade
A Fitness for Wargamers Special Edition
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A Fitness for Wargamers Special Edition
What is Byzarbia?
@@dubuyajay9964 A completely fictitious country I invented for my imagi-nations wargame campaigns.
@HenryHydeCreative Do you have 6mm minis.
@ Yes - but these are 28mm.
Any 6mm Elephant Cav? @@HenryHydeCreative
@@dubuyajay9964 I do have some 6mm elephants, yes.
Rad
Brilliant 👍
Just signed up.
@@mikeblake3001 Thank you!
I am a very happy patron and supporter of a great guy and creator in our hobby. Thanks for your passion for war gaming Henry ❤
@@thecrownofcommand5830 Thank you Josh!
Fantastic! Thank you Henry. "Filmed in Ratvision" indeed!! :)
@@mikewood4987 Cheers Mike, glad you enjoyed it.
Wonderful stuff 👍 Definitely borrowing that scenario 👍
@@talesfromshedhq5208 Cheers!
It seems you have taught him too well and the student is now the master. Great video, sir.
@@PirateMF Thank you!
OUTSTANDING! I fully intend to steal... err... "borrow"... this scenario! The Flocks Of Glumhof await!
@@martinmeltzer2696 Excellent! 😂
Delightful, Henry!
@@MrArmour Thanks!
Excellent!
@@CountBelisarius Cheers Andy 👍
Absolutely brilliant Henry thanks for sharing this amazing game
@@davidknight2220 Cheers David.
Thank you. A long time friend and wargaming opponent (30 years) and I were started to build our own armies/imagine nations. He’s recently passed away, but I’m still attempting to continue -it’s just been difficult lately. Thank you for the wonderful channel.
@@adamfox1669 You’re welcome and sorry for your loss.
Seems to me that once again a great Skaven warlord has been betrayed by worthless underlings. The grey seer will not be happy to hear of this failure.
@@michaelstockin1636 It was the fog, it was the tide, it was the wind, it was…. 😆
So four extra riders per box? Just need to buy some extra horse sprues… I like it.
Box is amazing. The quality for riders and horses is surprisingly high. Works well as empire knights for old world
Great video mate. These guys will be great for old world as well. Could you made comparision of gw knight and these guys?
Very odd looking riders. I bought the armoured box.
I received a box of each this week. Was hoping to be able to use them in my Italian Wars Spanish army. Sadly both boxes were very disapointing to me. The horse and riders are just way out of scale. And what is it with the massively bow legged riders, they look ridiculous. Yes lots of extra bits which i'll be able to use. But i'm going to stick together the 24 horse and riders and sell them on ebay.
Some outstanding games on show there. Sorry I missed it and you...
@@CountBelisarius Likewise Andy, next time perhaps?
@@HenryHydeCreative I usually make the May one as it's on or around my birthday so I get a little leverage. Went to The Other for the first time last year and really enjoyed it. Had planned on making this one but 'Real Life' intervened...
@@CountBelisarius Sorry to hear that, Andy, we'll catch up soon.
Excellent stuff. Great photo's and well done on selecting winners from such a high quality selection.
@@MiniatureAdventuresTV Thanks Lee!
Thanks Henry and also for highlighting the effort that everyone puts in to make the show work.
@@norm977 Having put on just a handful of games over the years, I know the work involved!
Thank you for sharing!
You’re welcome!
Outstanding Henry, thanks for sharing it's greatly appreciated 👏
You're welcome, David!
I love thinking about maps, but mostly struggling making them. Still very lovely process for me. Thank you for giving me some new ideas.
@@Apocraphtica You’re welcome, glad you found it useful.
This was a lot of FUN to watch! It was interesting to see "The Master" in action... and taking a peek behind the curtain to watch the process of creating a map! WOOF!
@@martinmeltzer2696 Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video!! Great stuff in general Henry thank you!
@@Valathiril Thank you!
Looking very forward to watching this this evening, Henry. Good to see you! -- Stokes (Michigan, USA)
@@wstks-fmworldwide5390 Hi Stokes and I hope you enjoy it. 😁
@@HenryHydeCreative Really enjoyed this, Henry! It reminds me that it is high time to update my original campaign area map for the Grand Duchy of Stollen, which dates from September 2006!
@@wstks-fmworldwide5390 Glad you enjoyed it, Stokes!
I bought the wargame with pocket money in the early seventies ,splendid to see these buildings and figures restored and treasured.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video.
Ahhh, my lovely boy! Thank you for letting me talk about horse hairdos.
Love your book
Thank you very much.
Excellent!
Thank you!
I found that most of the pictures were pretty, but you could not tell what the period was what the game was trying to do where things were. I have to say I was a little disappointed in the pictures you could get an overview, but you couldn’t see what was actually going.
My intention was to merely give an overview of the show and an impression of the games on offer. In that basis, given your comments, I succeeded. There are other RUclipsrs such as Storm of Steel and Big Lee who include captions about the games if that’s what you want, but it would be impossible to include the level of detail you seem to be asking for given how little time there is available and the number of people one would need to talk to.
Some splendid tables here, obviously worth a visit!
It certainly was!
Great report thanks Henry and a wonderful call out to Ken. I love his videos as well as the background shots of the locale - even in winter :) Richard
Thank you Richard. 👍
I like how your pictures feature the players and not just the game.
Thank you. It’s a social hobby after all!
An excellent report and roll on October..
Thanks David.
Dear Henry, Thank you for showing the Northamptonshire Battlefields Society game of the Battle for the Argenta Gap 11-18 April 1945, at 13:43 using the Not Quite Mechanised rules. (The latest draft is available free online by Googling "Not Quite Mechanised Wargames Rules") Kind Regards, Chris
A most informative report, thank you for compiling it. I appreciated the introduction with interesting background on the event and of course the summary of awards which provided useful background to most interesting game photos.
Thanks for your kind comments, glad you enjoyed it.
Best wargame show on earh
No argument from me! 😆
Thank you for a fab report Henry, and especially thank you for the lovely chat and signing my copy of Martinstaat 1744!
Really good to meet you, Will, and thanks for asking me to sign your book!
great video Henry, I was there all day, and what a show, the games on display were of a very high standard, It made me very proud of or hobby, and I think to some extent it is gong through a renaissance again since 2022.
Indeed, I don’t disagree-it was very encouraging.
Fabulous, thank you Henry. Some absolute corkers this year. Really impressed most by the huge late Roman’s and the Indiana jones tables myself, but some fantastic tables that is for sure. All the best Matt French Wargame Holidays Mayenne France
Thanks Matt and yes, there was something for everyone.
Seems like more big boards than salute this year
There certainly was, and of a very high standard
There certainly was a lot of miniature real estate on show!
I wonder whether ULEZ and Salute parking fees had a major influence? The natural daylight at Partizan is so much better than the claustrophobic windowless box at ExCel.
@@sirrathersplendid4825 It is a major consideration my car is exempt but with Salute parking at £25 and the fuel it is expensive, I helped with a demo game this year, and a return ticket was £15 from Saffron Walden, but it is more about the games, many salute games were a couple of people playing on a blank table, and didn't talk to anyone, there are more wargames on display at Partizan then Salute
Another excellent and informative presentation
Hi Henry Great Videos - very helpful. Where could | find a full orbat of the Borgenmark army as I would like to replicate it for my own version of your world.
Thank you. As for Borgenmark, the list is still being created, so it’s still in my head. But in any case, whilst your interest in my stuff is flattering, surely the whole point and satisfaction of imagi-nations is to use your creativity to build your *own* world, not just copy mine?
Is this an "Imaginations" battle? Looks like fun.
Yes-an episode during one of my Wars of the Faltenian Succession campaigns.
You lucky dog!!! As we used to say enviously as children in my neck of the woods.
Finishing most of this on a Saturday morning with coffee, and it simply brings a huge smile to my face, Henry. I've always meant to have a stab (ha, ha) at making my own version of the famed town gate, which looks nicely Germanic, and possibly the (Dover?) town hall that is actually two structures. Anyway, this series of videos is gold. Kind regards, Stokes (Michigan, USA)
And the restored figures look marvelous!
Splendid! What a treat!
Well the glorious Borg would of course trounce the upstart Punklanders 😁
😂🤣😂