One thing I've noticed - youtubers tend to put out short videos 10-20 mins long, usually no more than 30, but for us listening while we hobby we want something longer. The less I have to look up and fiddle with finding a new video the better. So, I think there might be an algorithmic use for longer videos like this. They're more helpful, too. A lot of why I hadn't gotten into Silver Bayonet was in addition to the hesitation before investing in a new game I also don't play historicals and have no idea about Napoleonics. After watching this video, I feel comfortable with the entire thing from modelling and painting to rules and whatever. This was great thank you.
That’s really useful feedback bud, much appreciated, and though these longer form videos are a bit of effort to edit, it’s so much fun to make. Glad your enjoying the content, thanks again Peachy
@@PeachyTips dunno if this also helps, but i tend to watch longer videos like yours, and juggz and the like, in parts over a few days. maybe other people do that too. i hope that doesn't mess up your viewing metrics somehow 😅
agreed .. If im sitting to Hobby , make , paint , kit bash then I need hour longs at least. If im sitting to listen over lunch or whilst sorting paperwork then shorter is always better
The Spanish faction is in dire need of our Sharpe equivalent: We had a traditional TV series about a band of rogues surviving under french occupation called Curro Jimenez. Bad guys, horseback riding in the mountains and blunderbusses.
I know you’ve mentioned on the podcast about not being sure about posting some things because of views, etc. Please post whatever it is you want to post. Stuff like this is really interesting, and while I know I won’t speak for everybody, it’s refreshing to see somebody so enthusiastic about something. Showing us what you’re passionate about is special and personable
One of the best reasons for doing these videos is getting great info like this in the comments 🫶 Thanks you so much for taking the time and passing on these useful gems of knowledge Peachy 😍🍑😍
Absolutely bloody great to see you doing non-GW vids mate, they're getting too expensive for average earners so other avenues are being explored with gusto at the moment. There's so many good value makers out there that just don't get anywhere near enough coverage currently
@@PeachyTips It's weird but all my friends who play computer strategy games (like Europa Universalis) were way more interested in this than anything GW. They're at least willing to give it a try.
Star Wars Legion has been my Warhammer getaway. You can build a pretty complete army with the core box and then a battleforce box. If you split the core with a friend the total cost of both is something like £150-180 which for example would get you if you went with the CIS/ Droids: x2 General Grievous (different poses), x3 units of Droidekas, x6 units of B1 Battle droids, x1 Magnaguard unit and an AAT tank. Which is over the 800 point army limit and that's before upgrading stuff.
I love the idea of doing a Silver Bayonet warband using Hornblower as inspiration. A captain, a few royal marines, some sailors. Could even get a nice MDF frigate with interior to recreate Draculas passage on the Demeter but this time he's wound up on a Royal Navy ship.
Hey Peachy you have really hit your stride now and the format is awesome. Just being your enthusiastic and informed self is coming over so well. All of Joseph’s games are awesome and there is one element that he always includes (thankfully) and that is solo play. It would be a massively interesting part 2 to this video to hear you talk about solo play, the available scenarios but mostly to hear you talk about your thoughts on the mechanics and ideas for scenario building. Keep on being you mate, we are lapping it up.
😍🙌😍 thanks bud! I certainly have plans to cover solo play, not sure yet if it will be in the form of the battle reports or just a fun talking head vid….or both. But it’s on the cards
I love that you go through all the different sections, the background, show off what you have, do a build tutorial, etc. It's great to have it all in one place and really inspires me to jump into the game
If Joan of arc can put on armour and become a saint, I’m sure some napoleonic French woman can put on a hat and wear fancy trousers. Love the idea of the dishonoured noble leading
I also like the idea that any civilian who's shown aptitude for dealing with the supernatural might get pulled into the unit, regardless of race or sex... if a gal has staked a vampire, then she has had more success than basically everybody, congratulations, we're teaching you to shoot and you better get out there for queen and country.
I don't know if it's mentioned in the video but if you're interested in a very real woman who fought and led troops in the Napoleonic Wars you need look no further than Agustina of Aragon. During the Siege of Zaragoza she was bringing supplies to a Spanish artillery battery which was routed by French infantry, but instead of running away she rushed in and fired a cannon off, shredding several of the enemy. This action inspired the men to return to their posts and drive off the French assault. She later went on to become a low level leader among the guerrillas and, at least according to legend, became the only female officer to serve under Wellington during the Peninsula Campaign.
@@PeachyTipssutlers were a common sight in the armies of XVIIIth and XIXth century. Often following brothers, fathers , husbands or lovers in to the army . The late revolutionary/early napoleonic armies tried to limit their numbers till the battle of Austerlitz where two sutlers Helena Kurdwanów and Joanna Śubrowa were crucial in rallying the troops. Joana Żubr , joined her husband in the army distingished hereself in the 1807 and 1812 campaign for which she was decorated(Virtuti military the first woman to earn it) and achived the rank of 2ed lieutenant. And this three are just the ones (especialy in the Spanish war) who fought and achived military rank. There were a lot of women like this in the russian, french and spanish forces. Not so many in the english or prussian armies, but not that were non. Friederike Krüger was a famouse prussian "wild" corpral in the prussian army . The Austria army made up for it. And when l say that there were fewer women in some armies , l am talking about trooper. Both the Prussian and British army had a "few"[3-4k] women in their camps, who in the case of a camp attack fought. Forgering and getting in contact with locals or enemy? They fought. There is at least one example from 1808, that l know of, where a firefight between two sutler groups turned in to a small battle, when both armies decided to "save" their women from the enemy.
Big agree! Have a ton of 3rd party (before old world released GW lawyers who might be watching) brettonian knights on horse back of various sorts, that I haven't been able to to find an easy or good looking way to paint them.
I know these topics probably don't get the space marine bump, but i love your journey into alternative skirmish games.. These are my favorite options in the hobby right now
Quick suggestion, how about making a Sharpe-based crew for Stargrave? I would love to see Captain Sharpe, Harps and the rest of the gang in a galaxy far, far away, boldly going where no man has gone before. Thanks for another great video by the way! 🙂
Thank you for making such brilliant content for us Peachy! I always loved seeing big napoleonic miniatures dioramas in museums as a kid! Silver Bayonet looks awesome!
People that exist in a hobby I love, that like to talk about stuff that they are genuinely interested in is totally my jam. There's a lot of content out there when it's kind of for the engagement, but I could listen to you chat about stuff you like all the time. Patreon joined so I can help you be you dude 🤘
This video has been sitting in my watch later for 2 months. Finally had enough free time to do a bit of hobby and listen to Peach. It's a wonderful day!
I share your approch to games: 1. Oooh! This seems cool. 2. Read, read, read (and a bit of watch). 3. Paint, paint, paint (you're faster and better) 4. Now, does anybody else want to play? 5. No? Solo it is then! Never change. It allows me to feel not alone in this cycle of madness.
Love your enthusiasm for both this and Frostgrave. To tell you the truth I've just got ordered the Frostgrave rulebook. Now I'm going to look into this one. Keep up the enthusiasm you have mate , it really is highly infectious . Looking forward to the next one already.
I really like the Templars and Hospitallers they are soooo cool. I'd love to do a warband of that era. Saying that the Hospitallers are still around today in one form or another.
I've been interested in Silver Bayonet for like a year now. I've just ordered the core book and carpathians book - that's how good your video is. Now to look for napoleonic miniatures!
Yaaay! Well I hope you can source some minis, there’s soooo many companies that make them, whether they be metal, resin or plastic. I do have a few websites of reputable companies in the description if that helps
'The warband to be commanded by the newly gazetted...Major Wentworth, sir?" Amazing as always Peachy! And as always now I immediately want to sink a lot of money into another game 😅
This looks fun! As a dad who primarily war games at home with his wife and kids, Joseph McCullough has just found a beautiful design of rules. We play Frostgrave, Stargrave, Rangers of Shadowdeep already. We will definitely be adding this one to the mix. Its games like these that have inspired me to design my own rulesets!
Great video. Minor point of order, the junior officer would not have got his armor from Waddesdon Manor unless he was a time traveller as it was built in the 1870s by the Rothschild family, who made at least part of their fortune buying up stocks that had crashed on the back of false news of the Allies defeat by Napoleon at Waterloo. I only know this as I grew up locally. Another 'fun fact', the locals dont pronounce the e in Waddesdon. Love the video, Silver Bayonet is a fantastic game and deserves the love.
I was hoping someone would comment this 🙌 I just picked it as it had such a fun name…..knowing it was the wrong period, your sir did not dissapoint and I salute you 🫡 Also thanks for watching too 😍😍😍
@@mjaatpriory funnily enough when I first met my wife she was working there. It is an amazing property filled with incredible art. I hope she has a great time there.
I would love to do a Greek version of Silver Bayonet cause it combines the Napoleonic wars with the Ottoman occupation, in a region with so many interesting potential horrors. The cool thing is that it can be an interesting mix match. Like an orthodox priest, a Greek chieftain with traditional attire, a Greek of aristocratic lineage serving as officer in the Imperial Russian Army, an intellectual who studied in the universities of Europe coming face to face with the completely illogical realities of monster hunting, you can even have mix in other Balkan cultures or even rogue Ottoman Janissaries etc. There are so many interesting themes. From Byzantine vampires to Ancient Greek mythology monsters still existing in closed Mycenaean tombs
@@PeachyTips There is so much flexibility with a scenario in this region. Because all the Great Powers at some point got involved. So you can use literally whatever characters you have. For example the Ionian Islands were changing hands all the time. Imagine that all the great archaeological excavations of the 19th and 20th century have not happen yet. So you can run wild with Ancient Greek connections and relics. You want Gothic horror? I will give you Gothic Horror, not just because the Balkans are so connected with vampires, but because you can draw a direct line to the original gothic horror writers like Percy and Marry Shelley and their friend Lord Byron who actually ended up in Greece initially as a tourist, but stayed as a revolutionary. What if he was hunting for something… beyond this world? You also have the popular myth of the last Emperor Constantine IX, taken the last moment from the battlefield by an angel and turned to marble, with the promise to return, in a very Arthurian motif. What if our adventurers search for Constantine in order to bring him to life and kick the Ottomans out, like the legend said, but in the end encounter something more than they thought?
21:10 The hospitaller knights were kicked from Malta by Napoleon, it's perfectly plausible some of them would have opinions about the man. (No relation toTemplars though) They are still recognized as a landless sovereign state. They accept new members with aristocratic lineage and medical training.
Apologies for the late post and I'm not sure what all has been recommended but here it goes: - Canada supplement for Silver Bayonet by Ash from Guerrilla Miniature Gaming. - Everything from Snarling Badger Studios (Uncle Atom and Vincy V): Reign in Hell, Space Station Zero, Majestic 13, Tanks for the Apocalypse, Deth Wizards. - One Page Rules; Warhammer but better and cheaper. - Dead By Lead; great cowboy Western game. - BLKOUT; near future tactical skirmish. Small, fast, and deadly. - Flames of Orion; grimdark mech combat by Steve from Hive Scum podcast. - Night Thirst - vampire horror skirmish game from Wittle Goblin. I'm sure I'll think of more but that's a good start. I love what you do and I'm ecstatic that you get to finally do what you love. Keep doing it and we’ll keep watching!
so cool! If you're diving more into skirmish games you should look up Snarling Badger Games, its Tabletop Minions and Vince Venturellas game company. They did a Cold War Alien hunting skirmish, a Demon turf war, space station survival and their newest game is about being a necromancer bringing ruin to the land. Lots of kitbash and warband opportunities!
Excited to watch Peach talk about this! I recently started a force to play Sludge. Silver Bayonet is an easy game to double up with but I haven’t looked too much into it yet. I’ve heard great things about it!
Cornwell mentions in one of his intros to the Sharpe books, that there was a plan to finish the TV episode of Sharpe’s Enemy with a close up of Hakeswill’s grave & have his hand bursting out of the soil. They ditched the idea unfortunately 😢
Don't forget that Silver Bayonet has licensed models that are also amazing. Seeing sneak peeks of those models is what first piqued my interest in the game.
This video and your Frostgrave video are my two favorite videos you've made! I will definitely be picking up the rule books and a couple of sprues with my next paycheck. Keep up the great work!
😍🙏😍 thanks Curtis! I’m super chuffed you enjoyed those videos, was a tone of fun making them too. And do share any pics on my socials if you get any warbands painted
I heard of this game a while back. Your mention on the podcast reminded me I should look into it. Looks cool even while I'm not a historical wargame player, or am I particularly interested in the time period, but adding the supernatural element makes it definitely more my cup of tea.
A friend and I have taken our Silver Bayonet full Cthulhu! It ended with a village of Deep Ones summoning Dagon. Was epic! Such a great video, will definitely follow for more!
I'd definitely try to make the WWII era work with wacky German mad scientist monsters milling around. Think there was an old comic about an American team of spec ops monsters that could be really cool too
I really like this format Peachy! Listening to you talk about all your models and seeing examples gave me so many ideas for my own little Silver Bayonet warband
Love the showcase and your discussions around skirmish games on Juggz! If you end up doing the All-Star team it would be funny to include a Carolean cuirassier with a confused look on his face
Superb. A French retreat from Russia against Cossacks, Wolves, Werewolves, Vampires and various undead peasants idea is making me itch....Perry Miniatures metals appear to be a good start for my next project. Drifted into Canada recently and Trappers, army deserters and a few Native Americans V Wendigo, Sasquatch, and some French cultists.....Silver Bayonet what is not to love
Peachy I wish there were people like you in my area who I could game with. I think everybody's forgot that the games should be like getting to play a part in your favorite movie or story, making it full of character and fun most of all. Keep up the good work cheers
Its my most favourite way to play, oddly losing games or winning is irrelevant...its just the next chapter in the story for me. well if your ever up in Notts we should totally smash a game of Frostgrave/Silver Bayonet etc
Such a great game. My friend and I played through all the missions in the original book, and that attracted a bigger group to play through the missions in the next. We are all in Toronto, so looking forward to making our way through the Canada book. It is such a solid game.
Peachy, your units are really great! The lore you've created is very interesting, and the minis look beautiful. I am inspired! Thank you for making this video.
Peachy this was a great discovery. I used to paint historicals when I was very young just for fun. I later switch to 40k because it was main stream and easy to access as a game. I'm excited to share this game system with my buds. Also... it seems like a nice excuse to stop painting my Blood Angels for a bit... and putting my red paints on a few Lobster Coats! Keep up the great work!!!!
It’ll certainly be a lovely and refreshing palette cleanser from your current projects, and just a handful of minis too. Nothing like painting up a handful of lobsters 😂👍
Always fun to see someone talking about something they enjoy. I know nothing about Napoleonic's. It is something I know a lot of people are in to but I would never know where to start of what models to get because there is just SO much stuff out there.
It is quite overwhelming that’s true, but honestly most folks just start with one nation or even one box of minis and slowly but surely things oddly fall into place. Years ago myself and Duncan got mad into Napoleonics, we had seen films and tv shows like Sharpe, but our knowledge was super limited to red guys vs blue guys lol. With just one box and the excitement of re enacting episodes of Sharpe we just found out the info overtime. And remember most ‘experts’ are just a handful of history/Osprey books ahead of you…..that is all
@@PeachyTips I appreciated the bit where you mentioned that you can separate April's of Perry Miniatures models. That definitely makes the game seem a lot more accessible.
Thanks, after watching this vid and a bunch of "Let's play" from GMG I've added this rulebook to the pile and started rummaging trough my French Old Gurad bits 😛
Great to bump into you on the Wayland Stand Sunday Peachy and timely to talk about Frostgrave and Silver bayonet ; those Osprey Publishing teams have an amazing selection of Games to fit the search for Accessible/Cheap. Im looking forward to more content of Solo Wargaming and small format publishing games.
Hey Nik, though it was brief thanks for stopping to say hi, it did get a bit hectic around that stand at one point lol. And yeah Osprey are smashing it.
The Frostgrave video reminded me that I still need to read that rulebook and also made me buy the Silver Bayonet book. Now need to get reading and start making some warbands.
That's great, I love Joseph's other games but I've been avoiding even looking closely at Silver Bayonet to avoid getting sucked into another one, so I didn't even realise about the horror elements! Sounds amazing! Really good tips about converting up the zombies from the Perry kits, that's a brilliant cost saving.
It’s a great game, and like all of joes other stuff it’s got a great following and community, sorry if I’ve opened a Pandora’s box for you now lol. And making fun zombies out of spares is such good fun Cheers for watching 😍🙏😍
Love your presentation with Napoleonic Zombies rushing through osgiliath to the ruined lethis barracks ... In the hopes of finding their lost souls from the star gods. Now that is true narrative wargaming ... Some mini's looked as they could step right onto turnip28 battlefield aswell ... So much flexibility. 👍🏻
I like the idea of a miniature cap, so many skirmish games have enormous warbands that make play far too lengthy. Silver Bayonet sounds great. It already has the creative juices flowing. Im imagining a Garrow type captain scouring battlefields for specialists to create the ultimate team to fight the undead threat. The wallet is only just getting over your last recommendation, I picked up a copy of Frostgrave at the games expo.
I love how Peachy is going "this is a Fusilier he is a bit weird, because he has the boots of an officer, but the Hat of a rifleman (just made that up)" and I am just going "Ok, he is blue with red, he is green among the blues... I thought the green ones where british..." 😅 I think this is what you are referring to with people having no clue about anything from that time. (Except for the broader historical picture, that I learned in school)
I made the core of my Silver Bayonet warbands from Wargames Atlantic Death Fields: Bulldogs, Les Grognards, and Renaissance Conquistadors... For monsters I'm just picking from my Zombicide, Warhammer and Warmachine collections, but I did buy the Wargames Atlantic Harvesters, and Spiders.
I loved this video! I didn't know this game, so thank you for the discovery! I've always liked skirmish games with a strong theme. I still play Test of Honour whenever I can.
Great video with some great miniatures in there, I loved the idea of this when it came out (having played Frostgrave a load), bought up loads of Perry miniatures that I’d l coveted for a while, built 2 warbands and creatures (did the same conversions with the zombies, except the foot thing which is a great tip) then the momentum fell off as no one around me wanted to play. I will paint them but, with limited time, games I do get to play take precedent. I’d love to see a series of Silver Bayonet!
Another great video Peachy! I've always been curious about historic games but as you mentioned, it always felt like there was a hurdle to getting into it. This also scratches the fantasy horror itch which piques my interest even more. Also always like to see your hobby and painting tutorials. Keep up the great content!
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One thing I've noticed - youtubers tend to put out short videos 10-20 mins long, usually no more than 30, but for us listening while we hobby we want something longer. The less I have to look up and fiddle with finding a new video the better. So, I think there might be an algorithmic use for longer videos like this. They're more helpful, too. A lot of why I hadn't gotten into Silver Bayonet was in addition to the hesitation before investing in a new game I also don't play historicals and have no idea about Napoleonics. After watching this video, I feel comfortable with the entire thing from modelling and painting to rules and whatever. This was great thank you.
That’s really useful feedback bud, much appreciated, and though these longer form videos are a bit of effort to edit, it’s so much fun to make.
Glad your enjoying the content, thanks again
Peachy
@@PeachyTips dunno if this also helps, but i tend to watch longer videos like yours, and juggz and the like, in parts over a few days. maybe other people do that too. i hope that doesn't mess up your viewing metrics somehow 😅
@@handlechar568honestly I’m not fussed if it did, as I imagine most folks including myself do that….sod the metrics 😂
agreed ..
If im sitting to Hobby , make , paint , kit bash then I need hour longs at least.
If im sitting to listen over lunch or whilst sorting paperwork then shorter is always better
(whispers) "GW _kinda §ucks_ now." (whispers) "We *_Know."_*
The Spanish faction is in dire need of our Sharpe equivalent: We had a traditional TV series about a band of rogues surviving under french occupation called Curro Jimenez. Bad guys, horseback riding in the mountains and blunderbusses.
😮 HOLY MOLY!!! That sounds ace! Time to research these guys then
@@PeachyTips omg, a crossover between Curro Jimenez and Chris Peach it's something I did not see coming!!
I know you’ve mentioned on the podcast about not being sure about posting some things because of views, etc. Please post whatever it is you want to post. Stuff like this is really interesting, and while I know I won’t speak for everybody, it’s refreshing to see somebody so enthusiastic about something. Showing us what you’re passionate about is special and personable
One of the best reasons for doing these videos is getting great info like this in the comments 🫶
Thanks you so much for taking the time and passing on these useful gems of knowledge
Peachy 😍🍑😍
Absolutely bloody great to see you doing non-GW vids mate, they're getting too expensive for average earners so other avenues are being explored with gusto at the moment. There's so many good value makers out there that just don't get anywhere near enough coverage currently
I had been institutionalised for too long, it’s time to join in with the rest of the gaming community!
@@PeachyTips It's weird but all my friends who play computer strategy games (like Europa Universalis) were way more interested in this than anything GW. They're at least willing to give it a try.
@@terraneauxwell that’s very encouraging to hear ❤
Star Wars Legion has been my Warhammer getaway. You can build a pretty complete army with the core box and then a battleforce box. If you split the core with a friend the total cost of both is something like £150-180 which for example would get you if you went with the CIS/ Droids: x2 General Grievous (different poses), x3 units of Droidekas, x6 units of B1 Battle droids, x1 Magnaguard unit and an AAT tank. Which is over the 800 point army limit and that's before upgrading stuff.
I love the idea of doing a Silver Bayonet warband using Hornblower as inspiration. A captain, a few royal marines, some sailors. Could even get a nice MDF frigate with interior to recreate Draculas passage on the Demeter but this time he's wound up on a Royal Navy ship.
That’s a great idea! Got have Styles and Matthew’s in there too, and maybe Archie too…..before he dies 😢
@@PeachyTips Or after he dies! We love a friendly zombie
Hahaha!
Check out the ships from Firelock Games’ (excellent) Blood & Plunder game. I reckon they’d do a grand job for your (also excellent) Hornblower idea.
"That Napoleon, he got a lot of peoples backs up" ~ Christopher Peach, 2024
😂😂😂 true facts!
@@PeachyTips He just went around being French all the time. Bastid.
@@JimmyCrawfordnot a chosen B@stard though 😂😂😂
@@PeachyTips not a proper bar steward either
Thanks so much for the spotlight on such a great game (and for featuring my Russians). Aaron and I have really enjoyed the few games we played.
😍 DARCY!!!! thank you for sharing your pics too, really need to play this, Warcry and many more games with you too.
Peachy is now a chosen man 💯💯💯💯 the thumbnail alone is just 👍👍👍👍👍
Hahaha! Cheers, I hope Mrs Peach appreciates it lol
The design of the Silver Bayonet rulebook looks really classy. I like the show and tell video format - very relaxed and interesting.
Thanks that’s very much appreciated! Though I never expected my midlander tones to be counted as relaxing hahaha.
Hey Peachy you have really hit your stride now and the format is awesome. Just being your enthusiastic and informed self is coming over so well. All of Joseph’s games are awesome and there is one element that he always includes (thankfully) and that is solo play. It would be a massively interesting part 2 to this video to hear you talk about solo play, the available scenarios but mostly to hear you talk about your thoughts on the mechanics and ideas for scenario building. Keep on being you mate, we are lapping it up.
😍🙌😍 thanks bud! I certainly have plans to cover solo play, not sure yet if it will be in the form of the battle reports or just a fun talking head vid….or both.
But it’s on the cards
I love that you go through all the different sections, the background, show off what you have, do a build tutorial, etc. It's great to have it all in one place and really inspires me to jump into the game
Cheers for this, always great to get feedback on what folks enjoy and get value out of.
Glad you like it, much love
Peachy 😍🍑😍
If Joan of arc can put on armour and become a saint, I’m sure some napoleonic French woman can put on a hat and wear fancy trousers. Love the idea of the dishonoured noble leading
I also like the idea that any civilian who's shown aptitude for dealing with the supernatural might get pulled into the unit, regardless of race or sex... if a gal has staked a vampire, then she has had more success than basically everybody, congratulations, we're teaching you to shoot and you better get out there for queen and country.
I don't know if it's mentioned in the video but if you're interested in a very real woman who fought and led troops in the Napoleonic Wars you need look no further than Agustina of Aragon. During the Siege of Zaragoza she was bringing supplies to a Spanish artillery battery which was routed by French infantry, but instead of running away she rushed in and fired a cannon off, shredding several of the enemy. This action inspired the men to return to their posts and drive off the French assault. She later went on to become a low level leader among the guerrillas and, at least according to legend, became the only female officer to serve under Wellington during the Peninsula Campaign.
There were a lot women in the revolutionary armies. And l don't mean just camp help etc
I remember reading something about this.
I wonder if she was the inspiration for Sharpes Partizan wife Teresa 🤔
@@PeachyTipssutlers were a common sight in the armies of XVIIIth and XIXth century. Often following brothers, fathers , husbands or lovers in to the army . The late revolutionary/early napoleonic armies tried to limit their numbers till the battle of Austerlitz where two sutlers Helena Kurdwanów and Joanna Śubrowa were crucial in rallying the troops. Joana Żubr , joined her husband in the army distingished hereself in the 1807 and 1812 campaign for which she was decorated(Virtuti military the first woman to earn it) and achived the rank of 2ed lieutenant. And this three are just the ones (especialy in the Spanish war) who fought and achived military rank. There were a lot of women like this in the russian, french and spanish forces. Not so many in the english or prussian armies, but not that were non. Friederike Krüger was a famouse prussian "wild" corpral in the prussian army . The Austria army made up for it. And when l say that there were fewer women in some armies , l am talking about trooper. Both the Prussian and British army had a "few"[3-4k] women in their camps, who in the case of a camp attack fought. Forgering and getting in contact with locals or enemy? They fought. There is at least one example from 1808, that l know of, where a firefight between two sutler groups turned in to a small battle, when both armies decided to "save" their women from the enemy.
Would love for you to a horse painting guide after seeing your cavalry in this
Oooh that’s a great shout!
Big agree! Have a ton of 3rd party (before old world released GW lawyers who might be watching) brettonian knights on horse back of various sorts, that I haven't been able to to find an easy or good looking way to paint them.
Also love how you did that quick zombie kitbash. Buy the book and single Perry box, what an incredible entry point.
I thought it made sense to add in some way of making monsters with those remaining soldiers, that or warbands 2,3 & 4 😂
“Mrs Peach’s favourite picture”? Yeah, right. Mr Peach’s favourite more like. 😂
😂😂😂
I mean that’s why it’s on the thumbnail hahaha
@@PeachyTips so it is! I completely missed that. 😂 🤷
😂😂😂 if only I had his body…..at the time obviously….i suspect he’s more like me now 🤣
@@PeachyTips the peak of physical fitness? Just like me. 💪😂
I know these topics probably don't get the space marine bump, but i love your journey into alternative skirmish games.. These are my favorite options in the hobby right now
Quick suggestion, how about making a Sharpe-based crew for Stargrave? I would love to see Captain Sharpe, Harps and the rest of the gang in a galaxy far, far away, boldly going where no man has gone before.
Thanks for another great video by the way! 🙂
Now that’s a smashing idea!!! And it would be rude not to do it 😂 B@STARD CHOSEN STAR CREW!
Thank you for making such brilliant content for us Peachy! I always loved seeing big napoleonic miniatures dioramas in museums as a kid! Silver Bayonet looks awesome!
😍🙏😍 thank you or watching and supporting 😘
Peachy, as a wargamer who has little interest in Napoleonics, the other day I watched an entire documentary about the 95th rifles because of you! XD
🙌🙌🙌 YESSSSSSS! Welcome to the fold 🤣👍
People that exist in a hobby I love, that like to talk about stuff that they are genuinely interested in is totally my jam. There's a lot of content out there when it's kind of for the engagement, but I could listen to you chat about stuff you like all the time. Patreon joined so I can help you be you dude 🤘
Aww thanks James! That’s super lovely of you to say……and massive thanks for the support too 😍🙏😍
Love ya 🍑
“I got to get a sharpe reference in there some how” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 this is why we love ya peachy!
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"chosen man! I didn't choose ya"
@@richardgreathead5735B@STARD!!!
This video has been sitting in my watch later for 2 months. Finally had enough free time to do a bit of hobby and listen to Peach. It's a wonderful day!
🙌🙌🙌 hope you enjoy it, got some fun battle reports and a how to play on the channel now too 😍👍
It will be my absolute pleasure to check out your JUGGZ! ;-)
The one thing i love the most is that Peachy fellow completly lost in the middle of the company...just love that mini.
I share your approch to games:
1. Oooh! This seems cool.
2. Read, read, read (and a bit of watch).
3. Paint, paint, paint (you're faster and better)
4. Now, does anybody else want to play?
5. No? Solo it is then!
Never change. It allows me to feel not alone in this cycle of madness.
Hahaha! That’s exactly my process…..YAAAAY! I’m not alone 🤣
Love your enthusiasm for both this and Frostgrave. To tell you the truth I've just got ordered the Frostgrave rulebook.
Now I'm going to look into this one. Keep up the enthusiasm you have mate , it really is highly infectious .
Looking forward to the next one already.
Aww cheers Philip 🫶 just talking about things I’m passionate about, and it’s great fun too
I really like the Templars and Hospitallers they are soooo cool. I'd love to do a warband of that era.
Saying that the Hospitallers are still around today in one form or another.
I've been interested in Silver Bayonet for like a year now. I've just ordered the core book and carpathians book - that's how good your video is. Now to look for napoleonic miniatures!
Yaaay! Well I hope you can source some minis, there’s soooo many companies that make them, whether they be metal, resin or plastic. I do have a few websites of reputable companies in the description if that helps
Firestorm games sell silver bayonet figure sets, worth a look
'The warband to be commanded by the newly gazetted...Major Wentworth, sir?"
Amazing as always Peachy! And as always now I immediately want to sink a lot of money into another game 😅
I would say I’m sorry that you’re sinking into another game…..but it’s silver bayonet so I can only cheer! 🥳🥳🥳
While I'm not a fan of Napoleonics, I definitely appreciate the video with someone passionate about his hobby. Cheers all
Thanks for commenting that, it’s awesome to know folks can enjoy the vids without being super invested in the actual content 😍😍😍
This looks fun! As a dad who primarily war games at home with his wife and kids, Joseph McCullough has just found a beautiful design of rules. We play Frostgrave, Stargrave, Rangers of Shadowdeep already. We will definitely be adding this one to the mix. Its games like these that have inspired me to design my own rulesets!
He’s a very talented fella, and I love his approach to Wargaming. Also that’s a great selection of games you have
Great video. Minor point of order, the junior officer would not have got his armor from Waddesdon Manor unless he was a time traveller as it was built in the 1870s by the Rothschild family, who made at least part of their fortune buying up stocks that had crashed on the back of false news of the Allies defeat by Napoleon at Waterloo. I only know this as I grew up locally. Another 'fun fact', the locals dont pronounce the e in Waddesdon. Love the video, Silver Bayonet is a fantastic game and deserves the love.
I was hoping someone would comment this 🙌 I just picked it as it had such a fun name…..knowing it was the wrong period, your sir did not dissapoint and I salute you 🫡
Also thanks for watching too 😍😍😍
My niece got a job there last year, amazing experience for her first job.
@@mjaatpriory funnily enough when I first met my wife she was working there. It is an amazing property filled with incredible art. I hope she has a great time there.
I would love to do a Greek version of Silver Bayonet cause it combines the Napoleonic wars with the Ottoman occupation, in a region with so many interesting potential horrors. The cool thing is that it can be an interesting mix match. Like an orthodox priest, a Greek chieftain with traditional attire, a Greek of aristocratic lineage serving as officer in the Imperial Russian Army, an intellectual who studied in the universities of Europe coming face to face with the completely illogical realities of monster hunting, you can even have mix in other Balkan cultures or even rogue Ottoman Janissaries etc. There are so many interesting themes. From Byzantine vampires to Ancient Greek mythology monsters still existing in closed Mycenaean tombs
This is a great dive into that theatre of war, I might have to look more into this region too 🫶
@@PeachyTips There is so much flexibility with a scenario in this region. Because all the Great Powers at some point got involved. So you can use literally whatever characters you have. For example the Ionian Islands were changing hands all the time. Imagine that all the great archaeological excavations of the 19th and 20th century have not happen yet. So you can run wild with Ancient Greek connections and relics. You want Gothic horror? I will give you Gothic Horror, not just because the Balkans are so connected with vampires, but because you can draw a direct line to the original gothic horror writers like Percy and Marry Shelley and their friend Lord Byron who actually ended up in Greece initially as a tourist, but stayed as a revolutionary. What if he was hunting for something… beyond this world?
You also have the popular myth of the last Emperor Constantine IX, taken the last moment from the battlefield by an angel and turned to marble, with the promise to return, in a very Arthurian motif. What if our adventurers search for Constantine in order to bring him to life and kick the Ottomans out, like the legend said, but in the end encounter something more than they thought?
21:10 The hospitaller knights were kicked from Malta by Napoleon, it's perfectly plausible some of them would have opinions about the man. (No relation toTemplars though) They are still recognized as a landless sovereign state. They accept new members with aristocratic lineage and medical training.
Apologies for the late post and I'm not sure what all has been recommended but here it goes:
- Canada supplement for Silver Bayonet by Ash from Guerrilla Miniature Gaming.
- Everything from Snarling Badger Studios (Uncle Atom and Vincy V): Reign in Hell, Space Station Zero, Majestic 13, Tanks for the Apocalypse, Deth Wizards.
- One Page Rules; Warhammer but better and cheaper.
- Dead By Lead; great cowboy Western game.
- BLKOUT; near future tactical skirmish. Small, fast, and deadly.
- Flames of Orion; grimdark mech combat by Steve from Hive Scum podcast.
- Night Thirst - vampire horror skirmish game from Wittle Goblin.
I'm sure I'll think of more but that's a good start. I love what you do and I'm ecstatic that you get to finally do what you love. Keep doing it and we’ll keep watching!
Hunting Vampires and Werewolves would definitely add new context to "Lützows wilde verwegene Jagd" hmmm
so cool! If you're diving more into skirmish games you should look up Snarling Badger Games, its Tabletop Minions and Vince Venturellas game company. They did a Cold War Alien hunting skirmish, a Demon turf war, space station survival and their newest game is about being a necromancer bringing ruin to the land. Lots of kitbash and warband opportunities!
I was just about to suggest the same! I have a couple of their titles, and they also push solo play within their rules too if that’s your thing?
@@robrowell7866 yeah pretty much every release after Reign In Hell has solo play built in, Reign in Hell had an add on that put it into the game
Excited to watch Peach talk about this! I recently started a force to play Sludge. Silver Bayonet is an easy game to double up with but I haven’t looked too much into it yet. I’ve heard great things about it!
It would appear I’m just scratching the surface of amazing games, so lots more things to discuss down the line
Love your infectious enthusiasm as always, thanks for sharing my zombies/frenchies mr peach
Thank you for watching the ramblings of a mad man 😂😂😂
An undead Hakeswill for Silver Bayonet is beyond perfect
Well I have a figure from warlord…..so it’s on 👍
@@PeachyTips having read so many Sharpe books, Hakeswill being a monster that can keep coming back is thematically spot on..
Cornwell mentions in one of his intros to the Sharpe books, that there was a plan to finish the TV episode of Sharpe’s Enemy with a close up of Hakeswill’s grave & have his hand bursting out of the soil. They ditched the idea unfortunately 😢
@@johnpercival5910 that would've been EPIC!!!!
Silver Bayonet is awesome, I'm excited for the Sharpe battle report and Stargrave content too :)
Another vote for Stargrave!!!
Don't forget that Silver Bayonet has licensed models that are also amazing. Seeing sneak peeks of those models is what first piqued my interest in the game.
I’m a big fan of these long format videos. Keep up the good work Peachy!
Thank you! I do enjoy maki g them that’s for sure
Those are glorious and showcasing serious soldiering. Brigade Games has some of the baddies.
😍👍 awesome! And thanks
I think they’re going to add cavalry to Trench Crusade soon and I’d love to see a tutorial on how to paint horses.
You’re the second person in as many hours to ask that about horses…..I suspect I’ll be doing a vid on those soon then 😂😂😂
This video and your Frostgrave video are my two favorite videos you've made! I will definitely be picking up the rule books and a couple of sprues with my next paycheck. Keep up the great work!
😍🙏😍 thanks Curtis! I’m super chuffed you enjoyed those videos, was a tone of fun making them too.
And do share any pics on my socials if you get any warbands painted
Love seeing you working on minis agnostic/smaller companies.
Thanks man, I’m very keen to explore lots of these games
Napoleonic gothic horror. I'm sold. Marines who met Cthulhu, maybe
I really like this format where there is a tutorial at a random point. They get me hyped. By the way, Sharpe fighting undead? Yes, please!
Great video! Silver bayonet seems a fantastic narrative game, thanks for sharing your enthusiasm about it 😊
I heard of this game a while back. Your mention on the podcast reminded me I should look into it. Looks cool even while I'm not a historical wargame player, or am I particularly interested in the time period, but adding the supernatural element makes it definitely more my cup of tea.
A good reading to set the mood is the Hellboy comics!
Been playing Silver Bayonet for 2 years. LOVE IT.
So cool to Peachy talking about one of my favourite games!
😍🙏😍 I’m really enjoying talking about these games too, feels super liberating, and just bloody good fun
A friend and I have taken our Silver Bayonet full Cthulhu!
It ended with a village of Deep Ones summoning Dagon. Was epic!
Such a great video, will definitely follow for more!
@@torganyaaww thanks, and the scenario you just explained sounds epic!
I'd definitely try to make the WWII era work with wacky German mad scientist monsters milling around. Think there was an old comic about an American team of spec ops monsters that could be really cool too
The thumbnail should have actually been the same for the bdsm painting video, with peachy holding a whip
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I really like this format Peachy! Listening to you talk about all your models and seeing examples gave me so many ideas for my own little Silver Bayonet warband
That’s awesome! Glad that the video has inspired to get some creative juices flowing for your own warbands
Love the zombie conversion, so simple but effective. Looking forward to some battle reports!
Loved the video and love this game. Looking forward to the solo battle reports
Love the showcase and your discussions around skirmish games on Juggz! If you end up doing the All-Star team it would be funny to include a Carolean cuirassier with a confused look on his face
I’m in - Just ordered the Osprey for Battenburgers 🍰
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Great vid Peachy really inspiring! I’ve got some Perry minis somewhere that will now be dug out!
Superb. A French retreat from Russia against Cossacks, Wolves, Werewolves, Vampires and various undead peasants idea is making me itch....Perry Miniatures metals appear to be a good start for my next project. Drifted into Canada recently and Trappers, army deserters and a few Native Americans V Wendigo, Sasquatch, and some French cultists.....Silver Bayonet what is not to love
You had me at Obadiah Hakeswill shouting "You can't kill me Sharpie, I cannot die!" 😂
😂👍 love that guy! Best baddie ever!
@PeachyTips he was always going to become undead!
Long format was great, its good for painting or assembling models and being able to listen.
Awesome thanks 🫶 glad you enjoyed the listen
Peachy I wish there were people like you in my area who I could game with. I think everybody's forgot that the games should be like getting to play a part in your favorite movie or story, making it full of character and fun most of all. Keep up the good work cheers
Its my most favourite way to play, oddly losing games or winning is irrelevant...its just the next chapter in the story for me. well if your ever up in Notts we should totally smash a game of Frostgrave/Silver Bayonet etc
Obadiah Peachswill on the thumbnail. Always gotta bring up Sharpy!
Amazing video peach! Pleasure to see some other games being covered and thanks for the level of detail
And just as I was making head way through my pile of shame you've given me a reason to buy more minis haha. Great video. Thanks for sharing!
I am sorry to add to the pile…..but it’s well worth it lol
Loving the new chanel.
I'm all about the chat through different games and approaches to building and enjoying.
Such a great game. My friend and I played through all the missions in the original book, and that attracted a bigger group to play through the missions in the next. We are all in Toronto, so looking forward to making our way through the Canada book. It is such a solid game.
Peachy, your units are really great!
The lore you've created is very interesting, and the minis look beautiful.
I am inspired!
Thank you for making this video.
😍🫶😍 thank you for saying nice things 😘
@@PeachyTips you make it easy!
Another excellent episode Peachy ! Totally sold on this game. Thanks for the great introduction to it🙌🏻
Glad you enjoyed it bud, it’s a fun little game, even easier if you have lots of minis already painted up lol
Love to see you go nerdy on napoleonics
Loving the historical wargaming content, and the crossover with fantasy/horror is *Chefs Kiss*
Cheers Stephen 😘
Peachy this was a great discovery. I used to paint historicals when I was very young just for fun. I later switch to 40k because it was main stream and easy to access as a game. I'm excited to share this game system with my buds. Also... it seems like a nice excuse to stop painting my Blood Angels for a bit... and putting my red paints on a few Lobster Coats! Keep up the great work!!!!
It’ll certainly be a lovely and refreshing palette cleanser from your current projects, and just a handful of minis too. Nothing like painting up a handful of lobsters 😂👍
Always fun to see someone talking about something they enjoy. I know nothing about Napoleonic's. It is something I know a lot of people are in to but I would never know where to start of what models to get because there is just SO much stuff out there.
It is quite overwhelming that’s true, but honestly most folks just start with one nation or even one box of minis and slowly but surely things oddly fall into place.
Years ago myself and Duncan got mad into Napoleonics, we had seen films and tv shows like Sharpe, but our knowledge was super limited to red guys vs blue guys lol. With just one box and the excitement of re enacting episodes of Sharpe we just found out the info overtime.
And remember most ‘experts’ are just a handful of history/Osprey books ahead of you…..that is all
@@PeachyTips I appreciated the bit where you mentioned that you can separate April's of Perry Miniatures models. That definitely makes the game seem a lot more accessible.
I had never heard of this game.
I am now in love with it. Thanks!
🤗 well I hope you enjoy it as much as I do
Thanks, after watching this vid and a bunch of "Let's play" from GMG I've added this rulebook to the pile and started rummaging trough my French Old Gurad bits 😛
I'm loving these Miniature game reviews Peachy 🍑
Thank you 😍😍😍
We love peachy show and tell
Yaaaay! I’m pleased you liked my random assortment of gothic horror Napoleonics 😆👍
Great to bump into you on the Wayland Stand Sunday Peachy and timely to talk about Frostgrave and Silver bayonet ; those Osprey Publishing teams have an amazing selection of Games to fit the search for Accessible/Cheap. Im looking forward to more content of Solo Wargaming and small format publishing games.
Hey Nik, though it was brief thanks for stopping to say hi, it did get a bit hectic around that stand at one point lol. And yeah Osprey are smashing it.
'Napoleon got a lot of people's backs up' that's definitely a book title
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"Fun, accessable and cheap!" That's my dating profile if I ever get divorced🤣 great video mate!
🤣 cheers bud
The Frostgrave video reminded me that I still need to read that rulebook and also made me buy the Silver Bayonet book. Now need to get reading and start making some warbands.
😍👍 yaaay! More folks warbands to fight in the world…..nice one 🫶
That's great, I love Joseph's other games but I've been avoiding even looking closely at Silver Bayonet to avoid getting sucked into another one, so I didn't even realise about the horror elements! Sounds amazing! Really good tips about converting up the zombies from the Perry kits, that's a brilliant cost saving.
It’s a great game, and like all of joes other stuff it’s got a great following and community, sorry if I’ve opened a Pandora’s box for you now lol.
And making fun zombies out of spares is such good fun
Cheers for watching 😍🙏😍
Love your presentation with Napoleonic Zombies rushing through osgiliath to the ruined lethis barracks ... In the hopes of finding their lost souls from the star gods. Now that is true narrative wargaming ...
Some mini's looked as they could step right onto turnip28 battlefield aswell ... So much flexibility. 👍🏻
Tbh I think there’s a lot of fun crossover opportunities between silver bayonet and Turnip28. 😍👍
Amazing stuff, Peachy!
I like the idea of a miniature cap, so many skirmish games have enormous warbands that make play far too lengthy. Silver Bayonet sounds great. It already has the creative juices flowing. Im imagining a Garrow type captain scouring battlefields for specialists to create the ultimate team to fight the undead threat. The wallet is only just getting over your last recommendation, I picked up a copy of Frostgrave at the games expo.
Haha! Sorry about that lol, well at least with Frostgrave and Silver Bayonet, it’s only 18 minis….plus books obviously 😬👀
I love how Peachy is going "this is a Fusilier he is a bit weird, because he has the boots of an officer, but the Hat of a rifleman (just made that up)" and I am just going "Ok, he is blue with red, he is green among the blues... I thought the green ones where british..." 😅
I think this is what you are referring to with people having no clue about anything from that time. (Except for the broader historical picture, that I learned in school)
I made the core of my Silver Bayonet warbands from Wargames Atlantic Death Fields: Bulldogs, Les Grognards, and Renaissance Conquistadors...
For monsters I'm just picking from my Zombicide, Warhammer and Warmachine collections, but I did buy the Wargames Atlantic Harvesters, and Spiders.
I know this video was undoubtedly your most work intensive, but it's also probably my favorite on the channel so far.
😍🙏😍 it was a bit of a beast to edit, but I really enjoyed making it, and thank you for the compliment, makes it all the more worthwhile 🫶
I loved this video!
I didn't know this game, so thank you for the discovery!
I've always liked skirmish games with a strong theme.
I still play Test of Honour whenever I can.
😍😍 well im glad you you enjoyed the vid, the game is pretty cool, test of honour is also great too
Fab video. Great to see you covering your passion projects at length, love this format.
Thanks so much! I’m chuffed you enjoyed it 😍
Wonderful and informative video. Thank you.
Great video with some great miniatures in there, I loved the idea of this when it came out (having played Frostgrave a load), bought up loads of Perry miniatures that I’d l coveted for a while, built 2 warbands and creatures (did the same conversions with the zombies, except the foot thing which is a great tip) then the momentum fell off as no one around me wanted to play. I will paint them but, with limited time, games I do get to play take precedent.
I’d love to see a series of Silver Bayonet!
Really liked this format and you got me interested in Frostgrave and Silver bayonet ! If I buy anything for these games it's because of you 😅
🙌🙌🙌 YAAAAY! Glad you enjoyed the videos 😘
Another great video Peachy! I've always been curious about historic games but as you mentioned, it always felt like there was a hurdle to getting into it. This also scratches the fantasy horror itch which piques my interest even more. Also always like to see your hobby and painting tutorials. Keep up the great content!
Cheers 😍😍😍 I’m pleased you’re enjoying the vids. 😘
Great video, defo going to check this game out. sounds right up my street,
More Silver Bayonet vids please!!! 🤩😍🤩
Been hyped for this video ever since it came up on Juggz. Very excited to get to grips with this game. Thanks for sharing your interest!
@8.54 Ronald Mcdonald 😅 is he a reference to Always sunny? Great stuff dude and awesome to see you diving into this and FG