So, I sold my massive 28mm Napoleonic collection and purchased 5 new Napoleonic armies from AB Miniatures in 18mm. (French, British, Austrian, Prussian, and Russian). Luckily for me, Scott was just coming back from a stint as a teacher and was available to paint these.
There may be a handful of people on the planet that could come close to his quality of work. There are zero people on the planet that could produce that work as quickly as he can. In less than six months, he prepped, painted, and based a massive French army at a '10' quality level.
Here they are, in all their glory, on my gaming table.
Thank you, Scott! These guys look amazing.
Thanks for the kind words, Glenn! Austrian opponents should be ready by late spring.
ReplyDeleteBeyond beautiful and exceptional painting
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely stunning!!
ReplyDeleteQuite a sight! Marvellous and imposing presences - L´Empereur would be proud :) Cheers!
ReplyDeleteyea, had I been lucky enough last night, Scott would have been secured for the foreseeable future!!! They look GREAT!
ReplyDeleteIt is a masterpiece! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks all!
ReplyDeleteWhat rules you using?
ReplyDeleteImpressive lines of battle and beautiful units!
ReplyDeleteExtraordinary stuff.
ReplyDeleteI'm using my own version of Command & Colors, which I wrote after playing ancients and before they published their Napoleonic rules. Mine are written for the tabletop and work a bit better than theirs for that. (IMHO) ;-)
ReplyDeleteI am a player of NIE, and of tapletop. Where can I search this version of CCN. (Pardon for my bad english)
DeleteHi Glenn! I also replied to one of Scott's postings, but may I have a set of those rules and cards? If I did have a previous copy, I lost it in a pc meltdown! You can send it to essayons7@yahoo.com. Thanks very much!
ReplyDeleteaye, those rules would be interesting to see Glenn ! And what size hexes are you using with these?
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