John's Peninsular Veterans
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- John Stallard sits down and talks to us about his passion project Warlord Games' newest Black Powder release, The Peninsular Veterans! These models are fantastic and full of personality!
Get yours here! bit.ly/45i2y1x
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Love it. What a bunch of punch up artists.
Tons of character! Top stuff Johnno!
These look brilliant!!
Very excited about this! SO glad you did these!
these are awesome love the videos
These look great
Love it!
Following the email about the delay of delivery this struck me as rubbing salt in the wound. On reflection though I will admire the work, wait patiently until October(?) and no doubt appreciate the craftsmanship even more.😢
Love ❤️ this dig out the Agrax earth shade and let’s get grubby
Fun sets! Adding uniqueness to wargaming miniatures! Love to see some Scottish Highlander sets coming out!
28mm scale?
If so, i shall indubitably procure both soon.
Ps I hope we get some of these Prussian style as they used so many concepts led levy troops. An army im working on know for black powder 😄
I really want to get into napoleonics soon. Great presentation of the miniatures :)
Epic Battles is the way to do it. Easier to paint than 28mm, faster to the table, and look closer to how the formations would have actually looked.
@@wayoutwest7 I thought about getting the Push of Pike. I know it's a different historical period. The only thing that keeps me hesitant is the fact that I barely find the time to even play a bit of Battletech these days. Being an adult with a job, active YT channel isn't helping in that matter (especially with such a niche game). But there is definitely an interest in that scale and historical periods :)
Kinda wish you could see the minis better
shop.warlordgames.com/products/bad-blood-at-grijo-the-peninsular-veterans-collection?_pos=1&_sid=ba8c4fa3d&_ss=r
have a look on the shop, a bit easier to see!
Brilliant, I prefer the "real" look
Where's Baldrick?
Why are the French wearing the Bardin uniform? It is unlikely it was ever worn in the Peninsula as it was introduced late 1812, and if these guys represent survivors of the battle of Bailen, which took place in 1808, there is no way they could be wearing this uniform! Nice sculpts, but they are not Peninsula veterans.
How about some Austrian stuff. Hell only one of Napoleons most numerous & oft fought continental enemies. England was a backwater, sepoy sideshow
why he is so sad on the thumbnail ?
Tired?
It's true that when the Queen of England died at the age of 116, she who had lived through world wars including the Great War of the Worlds with Mars, looked better with her cake-box lid serving as a hat than our CEO from the kingdom of wargames that rules all the tables in the world.
@@waardlafrance110what?