Why 15mm Napoleonic Miniatures Are Perfect for Wargaming
Getting your first batch of 15mm napoleonic miniatures onto the painting table is a bit of a rite of passage for any historical wargamer. There's just something about the Napoleonic era—the bright uniforms, the rigid formations, the sheer drama of it all—that feels like it was designed specifically for the tabletop. While 28mm might be the king of skirmish games and 6mm is great for that "view from a helicopter" perspective, 15mm is often called the "Goldilocks" scale for a very good reason. It's small enough to let you field entire corps on a standard dining room table, but big enough that you can still see the lace on a sergeant's sleeves or the distinct plume on a hussar's busby. ...