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Very nice, as are your dragoons.

They look great! What bases did you use for the half sizes, did you cut up the regular bases in half?

Nicely done. Some of the best Epic Waterloo painting work I've seen. Have you tried paint pens for the straps? I'm testing that out right now. I've also experimentad with a white dry brush and paint the red around the straps. I like the effect. Might just stick with that.

Exactly the video I've been looking for. Thank you!

You have done an excellent job with the Epic Napoleonic range. Have you got these on the tabletop yet? If so, what ruleset are you using? I'm considering using 3 bases per battalion instead of 4 and running Valour & Fortitude

Unfortunately, the location and the attitude of the artillerists around the cannon are incorrect. This is frequently influenced by makers of tin soldiers that don’t understand what was the true artillery regulation of the time, giving inaccurate postures to their figures. No artillerist was kneeling, the rammer was never held in vertical position, etc. Regarding the location of the servants, they should stand on two lines, left and right, 20 inches away from the cannon. It is lighted from the right side, not from the left. Also, the officers’s epaulettes should be gold, not red.

Excellent idea for the horse artillery! I’ll do the same, thanks for the tip

I am wondering. The French had switched to the metric system before the full on Napoleonic era. Is it correct to call these weapons by the weight of shot in pounds or does the book do that? As an interesting side note, the imperial weights and measures were not standard across the board. 1lb as a British measure, an Austrian measure and a Russian measure were all actually different weights despite the description being the same, i.e. 6lbs was the lightest as a British measurement and the heaviest as an Austrian measurement and would be different again if indeed the French used the descriptor lbs. Either way, the French 12 pounders would be formidable to stand against.

Excellent!!

beautifully done.

Superb artillery, well done!👍👍

Superb stuff

Great work!

Superb looking unit, cracking job...and new sub!

Excellent!!

Those look great. Well done!

They really do look great! Thnx for sharing

Really well painted, especially since the epic cavalry have almost no details at all from the front and the back

I’m so glad your covering this epic stuff it’s rare on youtube. Keep at it

First class lancers, congrats from France!

Hi again Josh! Do you mind if I asked what you used to flock your bases?

Your paintjob is insane damn 😮😂 Love to see some Epic Waterloo content 👍 Im trying to continue the job on my armies and this kind of content makes me want to get back to work 🫡

Funny I found your channel the other day looking for inspiration for emperor’s children painting and here you are again posting about using epic black powder for valour and fortitude. Another project I have on my desk right now. Are you basing the battalions on the bases they come with in the epic blackpowder box? I saw a few people split the infantry lines in half and mount on 30x20mm bases to decrease the footprint of each battalion.

Wow !! Beutifull painting job.The most iconic british troops ever.

Wow, most impressive work!!👍👍

Well done!

Brilliant job on them well done brilliant 🤠🤠🤠

Excellent work 👏

Very nice 👍

These look fantastic.

Very nice figures 👍 just subbed

These are the best examples I have seen of these minis painted up. Very well done, they look great.

Superb details, paint job...and impressive "effet de masse"...👍👍

Dynamic poses and splendid paint job, great looking cuirassiers, congrats from France!

Very nicely done.

Great job!

Excellent!

Impressive! I had to settle for a lesser result to finish "quickly". Now I think I'll have to rework at least my front ranks to not be shamed by your army. ^^

Here good sir, have a like for the beautiful painting.

Lovely heavy dragoons, well done!

Very very impressive work, congrats from France!👍👍

Very nice. I use contrast on horses to ensure full and fast coverage, but then go in with a thinned traditional acrylic to deepen the colour.

sick paints - hope to play a waterloo battle one day, myself

Beautifully done. I was surprised how long my Epic were taking to paint, but I think if you want figures as nice as yours, they do take time. The alternative is to take a more rough and ready approach to painting, but I could not settle on that technique.

Nice job they do look nice and grubby , if you are doing a whole army they even wore brown coats 🧥 or grey and used stolen French equipment. You can really have fun 🤩 if you go early regiments newly formed

Will be converting my MK6 to this. So eidolon can run smooth with the boyz

Not nearly enough people talking about more obscure units!

I like this dude’s energy in the intro lmaooo

I hope you'll find a way to play a kind of Wanderers even with Cities of Sigmar proxies or allied to Sylvaneth ! R.I.P Wanderers !

Nice vid, looking forward to you reviewing the changes for the other aelf factions