More Napoleonic Blog Post - a months worth of things I've seen

March ended well with this fab post showing a 28 mm battalion at 1 to 1 scale.  If you click the link the post of actually mostly about Brexit.

According to My Very Own Spanish Ulcer blog, this is his idea of a smaller battalion...

I really enjoyed this game from the 1809 campaign. It's shows what you can do with ho/oo plastics and some good old fashioned gloss painting

Good to see a review of General d'Armee (see my first thoughts here) 

First impressions are very positive, especially the command control /  aid d'camp system.  It's an elegant form of command friction which introduces command risk but also doesn't totally throw the game if ones luck is really bad for a turn.  I like it a lot.

Barry's Redoubt isn't dead yet and has been painting.

Napoleonic Blog Posts - another round up including Waterloo 28mm

You can't go at all wrong with a Waterloo re-fight ...

This one from Jabbas Wargaming is an absolute doozy... go and drool.

and their is so much more eye candy on the New Buckenham club's Facebook page

Elsewhere...

Wonderful Russo-Ottoman war collections out on the table here.

The Northumbrian Wargamer has finished this 8th regiment from the Revolutionary Wars

Some truly gorgeous Poles from Murawski Miniatures in this wonderful encounter game on the Chasseur blog.

Blunders on the Danube is showing off early empire troops 

Miniatures Minions writes about some old school 20mm Bavarians - including the perils of eBay.

and on the same subject the HintonHunt blog gets an ADC for Blucher (I'm a total sucker for these figures) 

The Battle of Danholm 1807 is emerging form the worktable Finns and Swedes. It's brilliant to

have such a range of ranges now, you'd think. But many of these are conversions, including from AWI - mostly Perry.