Certainly there are literally thousands more, far too many for me to ever list here on this or several pages. However, don't let that stop you from submitting a recommendation or two or three or enven four. If you know of a site you think would be appropriate for inclusion, please let me know! It doesn't even have to be Napoleonic related - remember we are planning on a Lace Wars variant and one for the era of the Franco-Prussian and other hyphonated wars. Also please drop me a line if one of the links below turns up dead (thanks). Regardless, this should get you started. Enjoy, and please check out our own Webpage chock full of Age of Eagles specific downloads.

And once again, thanks to Dave Bonk and the gang for all the nifty figures and photos.

• HMGS East - Eastern Chapter, Historical Miniatures Gaming Society.
  
  
• Historicon - HMGS East, "the Mother of all wargaming conventions (Amy Gammerman, Wall Street Journal)."
  
  
• Cold Wars - HMGS East Winter convention, Historicon's little brother.
  
  
• Fall In - HMGS East Fall convention, the newest sibling of triplets.
  
  
• Fire and Fury Games - Home of Battlefront and BOFF, the system that started it all.
  
  
• The Nafziger Collection - George has now retired, and has graciously donated his entire collection to the US Army Command & General Staff College where every OB file resides as a free download (thanks, George).
  
  
• MagWeb - Wargame magazines digitized and online (pay for use).
  
  
• Alison's Atlas for the History of Europe - As the entry below, but in this case the entire public domain book and all maps have been digitized and converted into a pdf download for FREE, courtesy archive.org!
  
  
• Alison's Atlas for the History of Europe - Nearly 120 maps of Napoleonic battles and campaigns.
  
  
• Historical Archive - Firm specializing in antique and historical maps on CD ROM. Alison's Atlas is available on CD ROM and well worth the few shekels the vendor is asking.
  
  
• Napoleon, His Armies and Enemies - The author clearly has a bit of bias against the Brits, yet tons of useful information and graphics (VERY highly recommended).
  
  
• British Battles - In counterpoint, this sight tends to look quite favorably on the Red Coats, but there are some fine maps to be had.
  
  
• Swedish History & Wargaming - Another great site, in English no less, with a huge selection of uniform and flag data on the Swedish military towards the end of the 18th century.
  
  
• Napoleon Online - Excellent German site (and yes, you must sprechen Deutsch) that has republished numerous works of the Historical Section, Imperial German General Staff; lots of OBs and maps.
  
  
• Fusiliers.Com - New French site with its first link direct to the Napoleonic section of the Musee de l'Armee in Paris. Now find out what those gaudy uniforms really looked like.
  
  
• Memorandum.Ru - Fascinating site containing every uniform and flag plate from Viskavatov's famous multi-volume tome on the Russian army. All text in Russian.
  
  
• Vexillologie francaise - Absolutely stunning website covering French military flags through the ages, ready to download and print. Continuously updated, often with near impossible to find data and illustrations.
  
  
• Ian Croxall's War Flags - Website for free downloadable flags.
  
  
• Battlefield Terrain Concepts - Doug Kline's new site, superb hobby terrain. I use his terrain exclusively in all my AOE battles.
  
  
• Miniature Figurines USA (Minifigs) - I use generally three sets of figures in my games, and Tom Dye's Napoleonic line is one of them.
  
  
• Eureka Miniatures USA - And Eureka's AB line is another. Excellent and second to nobody.
  
  
• Old Glory 15mm's - Lots of folks still prefer this extensive line of quality figures.
  
  
• The Battle of Eylau - Private site, very nicely done, part of the Battlefield Anomalies Website.
  
  
• The Battle of Heilsberg - Same series, excellent quality, note in particular the color photos of the battleground today.
  
  
• 1812, Napoleon in Russia - Same series once more.
  
  
• The Battle of Ligny - Same series once more.
  
  
• The Battle of Lauffeldt - Same series, for all you Age of Honor and Lace Wars fans.
  
  
• The Battle of Poltava - Same series (really, folks, this is a well done sight).
  
  
• The Battle of Malplaquet - Same series from the War of Spanish Succession, and one of the author's favorite battles of all time.
  
  
• The Battle of Fontenoy - Same series, Marshal Saxe's greatest battle.
  
  
• Napoleon Bonaparte Online - Another comprehensive Dutch site.
  
  
• Napoleon's War in Spain - From a Spanish perspective.
  
  
• The Great General Staff - German site on Prussian military history, lots of Knotel plates.
  
  
• Austrian Military History - Similar site for the Austrian KuK Wehrmacht.
  
  
• Institute on Napoleon and the French Revolution - Florida State University.
  
  
• Napoléon - Specializing in primarily the great man himself.
  
  
• Naponeonic Literature - See below for Napoleon series, same type of quality information.
  
  
• The Napoleon Series - THE place to be if you are interested in graduate level academic quality information.
  
  
• Napoleon Guide - Site similar to Napoleon series, though not as extensive, yet of likely more use to the average wargamer.
  
  
• La Maison de L'Empereur - The name says it all.
  
  
• Nec Pluribus Impar - French site on Seven Years War armies, for all you Age of Honor fans out there (more sites coming soon).
  
  
• Seven Years War - OK, soon is now here, starting with this excellent site on the SYW.
  
  
• Leuthen Journal - Superb fan site with lots of color uniform plates, quite well done.
  
  
• Annuaire Histoire - New French portal that provides access to multiple sites covering the French Revolution thru the 2d Empire.
  
  
• The Vinkhuijzen Collection - Digitized uniform plates from the New York Public Library.
  
  
• The Miniatures Page - Or more specifically, the Napoleonic Discussion Group thereof. A lot of subject matter experts here, so have your ducks in order.
  
  
• First Empire Magazine - One of the best magazines around for both the Napoleonic historian and wargamer.
  
  
• Military History Press - Publisher of fine books on the period such as Napoleon's Last Grande Armee.
  
  
• Leipzig Diorama - Spectacular diorama of the 1813 Battle of Nations using Zinnfiguren flats, in German.
  
  
• Danish Military in the Napoleonic Wars - The best sight you will find on the subject.
  
  
• Waterloo - European reenactment site on the famous battle, great photos.
  
  
• Funcken Uniform Plates - Famous books from Belgian authors Frederick and Lillian Funcken are now online, Revolution thru 1st Empire.
  
  
• Los Araphiles - Very nice Spanish site on the battle of Salamanca, complete with an excellent diorama using Fantassin miniatures.
  
  
• Operational Studies Group - Kevin Zucker's group and publishers of exceptional cardboard Napoleonic wargames, many adaptable to miniature campaign systems (remember Napoleon's Last Battles and Napoleon at Bay 1814 - this firm).
  
  
• Napitalia - Well done site on the army of the Kingdom of Italy with color uniform plates.
  
  
• Mouillard Plates - The entire book in French, but with all the color plates on the regiments, uniforms and flags of the army of Louis XV.
  
  
• Images de Soldats - The author of all those super spiffy uniform plates in the Hortoulle Napoleonic campaign books (and more) has a new Website by which to market his wares.