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Tackling the Napoleonic Paint Backlog: Would you play "Ready-to-Battle" pre-colored 3D prints?
What is your primary wargaming scale for Napoleonic wargaming?
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A
28mm (Standard / Skirmish)
B
15mm / 18mm (Mass Combat)
C
1/72 (20mm / 24mm)
D
6mm / 10mm (Grand Tactical)
E
Other
Which nation's army do you currently collect or plan to collect next?
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British
French
Prussian
Russian
Austrian
German
Italian
Spanish
Portuguese
Naples
Confederation of the Rhine
Belgian
Dutch
Other
What is your preferred campaign sub-era?
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A
Early-Empire (1805–1807: Bicornes)
B
Mid-Empire (1809: Shakos / Helmets)
C
Late-Empire / Waterloo (1812–1815: Belgic Shakos / Bardin short-tails)
D
Peninsular War
E
Egyptian Campaigns
F
Napoleon's Russian campaigns
G
Other
How much do you typically pay for professional painting services per figure?
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A
I paint them myself
B
£1.00 to £3.00 per figure
C
£4.00 to £6.00 per figure
D
Over £6.00 per figure
E
Other
What is the single biggest barrier that keeps you from starting a new Napoleonic army?
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A
High cost of metal/plastic kits
B
Assembly and cleaning of parts
C
The massive time required to paint detailed uniforms
D
Finding correct uniform references
E
Other
Name the Top 5 Regiments You Collect (or Would Like to Collect)
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Name the Top 5 Battles You Wargame (or Would Like to Wargame)
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Battle of Waterloo (1815)
Battle of Borodino (1812)
Battle of Leipzig (1813)
Battle of Aspern-Essling / Wagram (1809)
Battle of Rolica / Peninsular War (1808)
Battle of Jena-Auerstädt (1806)
Battle of Austerlitz (1805)
Battle of Marengo (1800)
Battle of the Pyramids / Egypt Campaign (1798)
Battle of Trafalgar / Naval Operations (1805)
Other
Anything else you'd like to share with us to guide us in building our future catalogue?
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