🎩🚀 We are delighted to present to you the logo of our newest COBI collection: Napoleonic Wars (1803–1815) 🇫🇷 🎨🏰 Starting in September, you’ll find this unique series logo on the very first sets in our brick lineup. It’s a completely new approach to collecting historical

Just recorded a captivating episode on the Battle of Talavera with the great Joshua Provan - if you haven't yet followed Josh on X and his Youtube channel, Adventures in Historyland, I highly recommend you do so. #talavera #wellington #victor

On this day in 1815, Napoleon left Malmaison for the last time. Following his defeat at Waterloo and subsequent abdication, he was now setting out on his final journey, one that would ultimately lead to exile on Saint Helena.

Hope you enjoy this video! (And a huge thank you to Christian Parkinson who said because I was dragging him down another obscure farm track - perks of being the Sergeant Major rather than Lieutenant in our operations) I could present & host the video. youtu.be/nrZdOdIRKsM?si…

Love this infographic showing the coverage by Parisian newspapers of Napoleon's triumphant 1815 march to Paris. He goes from "ogre" to "Imperial and Royal Majesty" pretty quick. #napoleon #journalism

Sneak peek of our next 4 eps: #122 - double feature on Generals Lallemand and Lefebvre-Desnouettes #123 - General Friant #124 - Battle of the Nile #125 - French invasion of Ireland. Which one interests you the MOST? #napoleon #friant #nile #ireland #lallemand

Goal unlocked🔓- we have eclipsed 7,500 followers! Many thanks to each and every one of you for your support of our X page, podcast, and social channels. #generalsandnapoleon

For my Polish 🇵🇱 fans: just recorded 2 episodes with the talented author Jonathan North - one on General Sebastiani and the other on Polish General Jan Henryk Dombrowski! These episodes should be released in a few months. #poland #forever #dabrowski #mazurka #napoleon

Plancenoit, Belgium. On 18 June 1815, at the height of the Battle of Waterloo, this square was the scene of horrific fighting between French and Prussian troops. But war had come to this sleepy little village before - in the conscription of its young men into Napoleon's army. 1/

The Battle of Wagram, fought just outside Vienna on 5-6 July 1809, was one of the largest of the Napoleonic Wars. Over 300,000 men fought across two days on a battlefront of over 21km (13 miles). Here’s a few thoughts on visiting the battlefield on foot today. 1/

The American Brig, Philadelphia, visiting Sydney in December 1792, the first American vessel to visit Australia - painting in our club that commemorates the enduring friendship of our pioneering and seafaring peoples.🇦🇺 🇺🇸