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par selaurant
ven. 21 août 2020 07:45
Forum : Army lists
Sujet : Non Napoleonic Armies.
Réponses : 7
Vues : 13666

Re: Non Napoleonic Armies.

Hello Duc d'Brisbane. I am Marshall Elaurant, Dauphin of Adelaide, and another friend here, Paul Edgar, Marquis de McLarenVale, have been playing a bit of BE here in Adelaide with 15mm figures. I have also been painting figures so that we could use it for 25mm as well. Hopefully when this virus calm...
par selaurant
dim. 8 mars 2020 10:18
Forum : Histoire générale
Sujet : French pronunciation of Napoleonic General's names
Réponses : 4
Vues : 11615

Re: French pronunciation of Napoleonic General's names

Thanks for the link. I had a couple of other particular favorites, which I will guess and be grateful if anyone can confirm:

Dessaix = Dess-aye
Massena = Mass-een-a
Marmont = Marr-mon
par selaurant
lun. 2 mars 2020 22:04
Forum : Histoire générale
Sujet : French pronunciation of Napoleonic General's names
Réponses : 4
Vues : 11615

French pronunciation of Napoleonic General's names

Bonjour from Adelaide. Please pardon my lack of French language. I have French revolutionary and imperial armies and enjoy playing them. I had a question - is there anywhere that I can hear correct French pronunciation of the names of Napoleon's marshalls and generals? I would like to know I am sayi...
par selaurant
mer. 19 févr. 2020 11:16
Forum : Miniatures and painting
Sujet : Basing for Commanders?
Réponses : 1
Vues : 8353

Basing for Commanders?

I was wondering about conventions for basing officers. In a critical situation it can matter, since there are bonuses in tests for officers being within a certain number of UD in a unit. The rules are clear on the number of figures on a commander base - 1 for a Divisional commander, 2 for a Corps co...
par selaurant
dim. 16 févr. 2020 06:29
Forum : Miniatures and painting
Sujet : Vallejo colours for French Napoleonic figures?
Réponses : 4
Vues : 11927

Re: Vallejo colours for French Napoleonic figures?

A further few questions on this:

Napoleonic (French) canons:
Vallejo 881 Yellow Green for the painted timber work?
Vallejo 801 Brass for the barrel?
par selaurant
dim. 16 févr. 2020 00:46
Forum : Miniatures and painting
Sujet : Vallejo colours for French Napoleonic figures?
Réponses : 4
Vues : 11927

Vallejo colours for French Napoleonic figures?

Hello. I have a lot of old Revolutionary and Empire French figures from when I played Napoleon's Battles back in the 1990s. I need to fill in a few gaps to get my armies ready for BE. I have a lot of Vallejo paints I have used on WWII and modern figures in recent years. Question does anyone have a g...
par selaurant
sam. 15 févr. 2020 21:37
Forum : Rules questions
Sujet : 28mm basing questions
Réponses : 9
Vues : 14932

Re: 28mm basing questions

Merci, Herve. The general issue is: having 24 figures instead of 12 makes the unit width/UD to huge for a 120x180cm table. Is there a general guide for people that use the look and feel of most 28mm rule sets? Basing is 4 infantry on 40x40mm and 2 cavalry on 50x50mm and one cannon on 60x80mm. Sorry...
par selaurant
mer. 12 févr. 2020 10:18
Forum : Army lists
Sujet : French in Italy 1796
Réponses : 1
Vues : 7865

French in Italy 1796

I am just learning these rules. This is a 200 point army I am trialing, based on my favourite, Napoleon in Italy, 1796. Those who have played a few games - do you think this is viable as an army to play against all comers? French in Italy (1796) CO - Napoleon, Strategist Div I - Massena, Competent V...