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Empires in Arms is the computer version of Australian Design Group classic board game. Empires in Arms is a seven player game of grand strategy set during the Napoleonic period of 1805-1815. The unit scale is corps level with full diplomatic options

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MartNick
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Maybe of Interest?

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Totally off topic but those of you interested in Napoleonic Wargames may like to have a look at a project I am working on, while we wait for EiA to be released

http://www.tigermedia.co.nz/Waterloo/Waterloo.html
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Nice web site MartNick. I have often considered a similar project. I wanted to make 1 48 soldier regiment to match what is in Empires in Arms. (Each 48 men would equal 4 factors) (Calvary would be 12 for each 4) I also use the Charles Grant rules as my basis. My painting is very basic. You can tell from the uniforms what unit they represent but I can't seem to get faces down so I just paint them solid fleshtone.

I currently have about 5 French, 5 Austrian, 2 Prussian, and 1 British Inf Regiments
I also have 2 French and 3 Austrian Cav Squadrons.
I have about 5-6 French and 5-6 Austrian Artillery pieces painted as well.


I also have 1 generic Militia Regiment made from left over infantry men from random units and nationalities.

I have about 30 unpainted French, Russian, and Austrian Infantry regiments and 10 French, Russian, Austrian, British, and Prussian Calavary Squadrons.

Most of the figures are either Esci or HaT. (Couldn't afford to do the project in lead)
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Sound great, I would like to see pictures if you have some. Send them to the email address on my website.
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