Mate, super helpful and informative. Always love a good "getting started" vid to keep communities going!

I've found the 4 on a 40x40 base is just right for moving around terrain. They sit just nicely on bridges , roads , inside houses , inside cemeteries. Then fence lines and bush fences that run a different angle to your line that wants to fire they can be separate enough to still look good. I just go to 32 large unit , 24 average. 75x 50 for Cav and whatever for artillery. You will only need 2 per 4 regiments. Get a Horse artillery unit for your cavalry is a big tip

I did 18 n 20mm ... BUT LOVE HOW 28MM POPS LOOKS GREAT AND CAN GET THE SAME AS 28 ON TABLE ....

I'm a 6mm general de armee player

28mm for me as i`m more of a painter than a wargamer so i like to be able to see what i paint

Don't forget about 10mm, 15mm, 15/18mm and even 20mm or 1/72. Plenty of scales for Napoleonic warfare gaming. Just depends on what the player wants as well as what some of the different gaming groups use. Plenty of other rules other than BP, which I don't find to be that great, that's my opinion. Age of Eagles, Napoleon's Battles, LaSalle, General d'Brigade, Et Sans Resultat! (ESR) to name a few.

Project is coming along nicely mate, good job.

No mention of 1/72 scale? The perfect balance of the detail, size, availability, and cost.

Thank you sooo much for this ONE!

28mm I’m starting, I’m a royal artillery simp

Great intro, appreciate all the info!

Great information, thanks im just starting off

Thanks, that was useful.

This is really helpful. I’ve decided on 28 mm, but my biggest concern is the basing. I have no idea about rules sets or anything, so I want my figures to be able to be used across multiple systems. What’s the safest way to base my figs?

I'm currently doing ACW in 10 mm, which seems to be working well, but I suspect I'll want to scale up to 20 mm for Napoleonics-- those uniforms can only be displayed in their full majesty! Would be interesting to figure out how to play 20 mm in this one-bedroom apartment, though...

Alot of very cool tips mate

6mm Adler for the big historical battles!

thank you sir