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Thank you, and a 3 x 3 is a great size table. Cheers, Lee.

Thank you, I did! A few things I need to think through but it's getting there :) Cheers, Lee.

Couldn't resist them I'm afraid! On the DBN site there are sheets of casualty markers that can be downloaded and printed then mounted on MDF, all Napoleonic but they look great! Many thanks, Lee.

Thank you Sir, it does just what I need from a game these days :) Lee.

Cheers, it's getting there :) Lee

Hi Norm and thank you :) My move towards the smaller space wargame was initially inspired by your blog of course. I see a lot of great ideas on the Portable Wargame group site run by Bob Cordrey which has reinforced my view that you really do not need a big table to have an enjoyable game. Next step for me is improving the look of those fields and then sorting out lighting, I have some ideas! Cheers, Lee PS: Bring Piggy Longton and it''s wonderful array of characters to TH-cam, it would be a visual treat :)

Thank you. I am of the generation that was inspired by Donald Featherstone and Terry Wise so it's the DIY look of my youth :) Cheers, Lee.

Coming along nicely now Geoff :) Cheers, Lee.

Cheers Steve. You will have spotted your excellent Battlescale 10mm buildings there of course :) I'll be ordering a few more from Pendraken this week. All the best, Lee.

Rivers are next on my list to make! I like the idea of using CD's as wood bases. Magnetic paper from most high street stationary/printer suppliers here, used to make your own fridge magnets. Cheers, Lee.

@@legrambo looking forward to the rivers. I found a place here in the USA that sells 2 foot wide rolls of the sheets for large scale printers. I’m probably not going to make long runs or road sectioned, even though I could. It is storage that becomes the problem if they are a meter long.🙂

Thank you for the tip, I'll give that a try :) Cheers, Lee.

Thank you. Lee.

DBN give a great game in a small space with plenty of strategic challenges. Lee.

Cheers Norm, I hope it does the job for you. I have only used the Vallejo Earth texture on it, straight from the pot and it remains flexible and does not crack when flexed. I'm also planning fields :) All the best, Lee.

Many thanks. I might try the 00 fence and trim it down a bit as suggested above, would save so much time. We're not that far apart, I'm in Medway, outskirts of Chatham so not that glamourous either :) I used to like Margate. Cheers, Lee.

Many thanks. I can see that your idea would also work well too. Would also be a great way of making textured fields? Cheers, Lee.

@@legrambo Maybe. But what I see here looks better imo so you don't have to test this method. :) The fleece material is thicker so it stans out a bit more and sometimes I have to straighten it up under a cutting mat if it was laying bent for longer period of time. But I only did small road and plan on doing more. I was thinking about using something like a rubber mat. An idea taken from channel called Black Magic Craft.

Thank you. Lee.

It's an old favourite of mine and full of scenarios. Cheers Lee.

Cheers :) cheap and simple! Lee

Thank you, very easy to make and cheap too. I looked at commercial product but wanted to be able to make lots of variations. Cheers Lee.

I hope the road idea is useful to you :) It's cheap compared to commercial product as you can buy 2x A4 sheets for about £5 to £6 and make loads of road and river sections :) many thanks for watching my gruff mumbling videos! Cheers Lee

Thank you very much, it is slowly coming along! Cheers Lee.

@@legrambo it has a cohesive aesthetic - is your scenery DIY, like the trees and your basing?

@@charliedoom Thanks again. I invested in a fleece mat for covering the table and making hills to match ( to come!). Aside from the commercial trees bought quite cheaply from eBay I'm trying to make as much as I can myself. What I like about the magnetic paper roads and rivers is that they sit nicely into the terrain without hard edges being visible. I'll set it all up for next video. Cheers, Lee.

Thanks for the tip re Hobbycraft Norm, I'll have a look next time I'm in there. Cheers Lee.

Thank you :) Lee.

Many thanks Stephen :) Lee.

Cheers :) Lee.

Many thanks Phil :) Lee.

Haha, that's what happens, it draws you in :) Cheers, Lee.

Thank you :)

Hi Norm :) I'm using a rather crude wet palette but even that is drying out quickly! Washing the brushes frequently in warm water helps too. Bit cooler today thankfully.

Thank you. Starting on terrain now so should be soon! Lee.

Cheers. Hoping that DBN will work as well for the AWI, I'm confident they will.

@@legrambo Hi Lee, they will, IMO. Do you have the DBAWI play sheets ? if not you can pm me if you like.

@@DBNwargaming To be honest I didn't know there was a DBAWI playsheet! I That's great I'll PM you Alex :) Cheers, Lee.

I have gone for 50mm x 30mm bases to fit 10 infantry (8 light) or 4 cav.

Thanks Martin. Keeping everything nice and bright for this project :) So many packs in the range I'm sure this will expand and the French beckon :) Lee.

Cheers :) This little lot is in addition to my commission painting work which keeps me fairly busy! Lee.

Many thanks :) The PP's have a style all their own.

Cheers Geoff :) Can't go wrong with Peter Pig figures. Lee.

Many thanks.