The Anglo Portuguese army in 1810 at the Battle of Buçaco for AOE rules in 20mm size

Another project recently finished and started some 20 years ago when only Esci and Airfix existed for you to make Peninsular armies in 1/72nd scale. So you will find plenty of conversions but also many more recent Italeri and Hat figures. A few units are still missing but those are the ones who didn´t fire a shot during the battle of Buçaco.

[@sirrathersplendid4825]

Love how you’ve mixed figures from different manufacturers to produce so much variety and energy in all the units. Fantastic job!

[@joaopeixoto5249]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed

[@robertgraves8843]

Another enjoyable video! You have an amazing collection, I'm glad you're sharing it with us.

[@joaopeixoto5249]

Thanks Robert. Only problema is putting all the stuff back in the cabinets. It really slows me down in showing you more.

[@samb2052]

Beautiful collection and a very entertaining commentary.

[@joaopeixoto5249]

Thanks Sam. All the best.

[@martinaaron609]

Incredible!

[@JackSargePainting]

Brilliant! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@ianterencecorrigan8054]

Wow! You inspire me!

[@joaopeixoto5249]

Thanks mate. Glad to hear that.

[@ianterencecorrigan8054]

@@joaopeixoto5249 I love your site. Check it every day! What do you use to varnish/seal your figures?

[@ianterencecorrigan8054]

@@joaopeixoto5249 I check your page daily - what do you use to varnish/seal your figures?

[@joaopeixoto5249]

@@ianterencecorrigan8054 it depends. For tanks and aircraft, generally nothing. For figures I like Inart, a portuguese sealer applied with brush that can be used both as glue and varnish.