Nice 10mm YouTube plug

[John Cook]

I recently watched and rewatched a YouTube video about painting SLUDGE figures.

There were no talking heads but plenty of voiceover chat, explanations of the action in view and lots of encouragement.

Not quite the same as the Brandywine video I admit but it entertained and educated me without a doubt.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJ_jcgaq5vU

They are about two different subjects.  The two Little Wars TV videos are about wargame rules and wargaming Brandywine, the other one is about painting figures.  You should have persevered with the Little Wars TV.  The Brandywine video has plenty of explanations of the game and close ups of action, plus innovative viewer participation towards the end.  I thought it was about the best of its kind I've seen for ages. 

[Westmarcher]

I can't praise Little Wars TV highly enough for the good work they are doing in promoting historical wargaming today. What a breath of fresh air. 35,700 Subscribers can't all be wrong, can they?

[John Cook]

I agree.  Very well done.  They draw you into the conversation for a start.  The games and the terrain are exemplary and thought provoking.  They also seem to be focused on historical gaming and drink single malt.  What's not to like.  I wish there was a club like that near me.

[Westmarcher]

Yes, I forgot about the single malt.   

[Ben Waterhouse]

Little Wars TV are, by a long chalk, the best wargaming show on YouTube

[Last Hussar]

I enjoyed it. It was about the rules, not the figures.