Napoleonic Figures - Manley Power

the latest in the series on Napoleonic figures! This time we return to the British, and well Portuguese, armies for the man I consider the best named man in the army, Major General Manley Power!

Hope you're all staying safe, and see you in the next one!

[philRminiatures]

Love your Portuguese infantry, splendid blue shades!👍

[morningstar]

I was hoping he'd have a son called Max. Nevermind, great channel btw.

[FieldMarshalYT]

I like how his name is essentially 'Manly power!" If you ignore the E.

[pw]

Thank you for another video about a colorfull personality of the Napoleonic Wars.

[paintinghistory]

Very entertaining keep up the great work!

[KenOfthewest]

Very interesting. Keeo up the good work.

[jamesbarbour]

Another excellent video! May I suggest that you run through a possible scenario for the battle of Assaye? Some good things to consider here--can use table features from WWII Indian/Burmese campaigns; has rather small number of figures, which are all easy to obtain, and is a very CLOSELY contested battle, featuring not only Artie, but Colin Campbell. Just a thought.

[hideousphidias]

As a Man of Plattsburgh the British would have never taken Plattsburgh during the War of 1812. The British army fighting Napoleon may have been the finest of soldiers but the ones here in Upper New York were held a bay not by the Great American Army.. They were held a off by a hand full of boys.

[RJLbwb]

You didn't mention Sir Power's French emigre aid de camp, Major Boehner.

[septimus]

I think the only better name would be Steam, Steam Power lol. Interesting info.

[michamalinowski]

The only guy with a more manly name is Heman.