Anyway, will build this section as and when. Enjoy the work of some fine painters and great gamers!
Barry
) I'll always love that period for it's colour and drama. I've been enjoying reading the posts from various players from the League of Gentlemen Wargamers, and I hope their verbal sparring continues unabated.
It is and always (?) has been the case that the big three periods are WWII, Nappys and Ancients (at least here in UK) and most miniature gamers I know concentrate on one or more of these with branch interests in one or several other 'fringe' periods.Sgt Steiner expresses the view that WW2 is King of Periods and by the signs of the last couple of years at big shows it does seem to be the predominant one at the moment.
). After some searching, I found this site, first stop was the Gallery, then the GA/LOA section and I was completely and utterly hooked (I am a bit of a uniform & flag junkie). . 
And what's so amazing is that the popularity and longevity that Napoleonics have had over the last 50 odd years of wargaming have had nothing at all to do with the internet, GW-ish marketing and pretty coloured pictures contained in rules full of fluff! 
). You know I also like to collect books too and I'll keep doing that until I'm happy that I've got enough for my needs or my floorboards collapse under the strain (whichever comes first).
I think a few blokes got round a table in a pub had a few too many pints, watched Carry On up the Jungle and then thought up most of that stuff.. I just did not get it. Tarzan and Jane and all that malarkey.. some of the painting of semi nude women was a bit too gratuitous for me too.. far TOO MUCH DETAIL over certain area of the figures I thought 
And, the names of the tribes... really. Was Kenneth Williams writing the script???? 
