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It was ROK minis not slice and dice

Was nice speaking to you!

Was great to see you once again. Garry - Sirplus Wargaming Emporium

Always watch your reports, always interesting points of view! What period of gaming do you have a liking for?

Kett's Rebellion game was put on by New Buckenham Historical Wargamers 😊

I believe the Kett's Rebellion demo game was put on by New Buckenham Wargamers.

The Romans couldn't stay in Caledonia because they had too much on their hands keeping the peace south of the wall.

No need to apologise for another great event video 😊

Great rundown of a quite excellent show! I made it on your video at 1.08 in my red t-shirt and belly!

Enjoyed the video, unfortunately you missed out the Indian Mutiny game, which won 'best in show'. It was an incredible game.

The show was the busiest yet with record attendance - 1384 through the door, plus all the Traders and Games organizers. The 600 free figures were all given away in the first 30 minutes :)

Cheers for covering the Mentana Battle, it was Garibaldi against the Papal States supported by the French, you were actually stood next to the 5ft poster that explained it all 😁👍

Well, I’ll see you all again in October!

Probably the busiest Partizan I have attended. Excellent video as always. Nicely done sir!

omg so many gamers in one spot lol hilarious looks like every con I ever went to lol no matter we all look like this lol

Great video…. However the Blitzkreig Persian battle are missing🥲 Appreciate time constraints but a video going round traders and models plus sneak peaks would be great

Good to see that you're back 😊

That was great ❤thank you

Thank you for compiling another most interesting show report. I find your video reports useful as they are not as rushed as some. Further, you stating the scale of the games is most useful, there were several I would not have picked except for you mentioning it.

Noticed that you've not posted any videos lately. Hoping that you're well 🤞

I wish France was a Monarchy today. Its so sad & such a shame its not anymore. 👑⚜️👑 ⚜️ ⚜️

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Horatio Nelson himself meet Sir Arthur Wellesley, His Grace The 1st Duke of Wellington in Downing Street House in October 1805. It was the only one time they met each other. They didn't become friend mates with each other. I wish they had been.

Victorian Era 1837-1901.

The Rectory was taken down, demolished in 1803. Reign of His Majesty King George the 3rd.

Papperback Book of East Anglia. John Potter.

funny thing, i picked one up at the Action-store 200by120

i bought 1 on thursday , think i might get another on tuesday .

Bought 2 mats today, thanks for the head’s up!

Such a gorgeous and impressive castle, thanks for the virtual visit!

Thanks again for the heads up Picked up terrain mats last year- after your heads up….picked up oil paints this year! Keep up the good work!

Thanks for the tips, I'll check out the grass mats

Excellent video!

At 9:35 saw Prof. George Gush's army lists for his rules! 👍🏻🎅👍🏻 The BEST Wargame Rules for Fifteenth to Seventeenth Centuries (1420-1700, 2nd edition) EVER written!

Excellent video! 👍🏻🎅👍🏻

Thanks. I appreciate the contemporaneous commentary as it makes me feel as if I was there and adds a bit of context that you don't get from films with captions only.

good reports shame i couldn't make it. will you be heading to partizan in may?

Thank you

Many thanks for these reports. Much appreciated.

Great videos! Hope you're feeling better soon.

Wasn't the Magnificent Seven set in Mexico?

Really enjoy watching your videos of the shows. Keep up the good work!!!

Excellent recap of the show. I always enjoy your show reviews.

Thanks for a nice little video, been a few years since the last time I went to Cavalier, I simply forget it's on, shame really I'm only in Medway/Gillingham

I have the version published by Ariel games, it has given lots of pleasure through the years too. I do like how you adapted it for Navwar ships with separate cards. I made cardboard counters for ex WW2 ships, to allow the embryonic navies to grow over the years, even with a yearly naval estimates controlling the budget.

This must have been how he really talked! Norfolk accent!!! Not posh!!!!

Hello! I just wanted to make right two errors. Horatio went to sea at twelve and he was born in 1758! Not 1759!!!! Cheers!

Impressive one 👍💪

Thank you Barry for such an interesting video. It was very poignant at the end - take care, Christian

Keep up the good work!