Harness and Array

This topic could really be posted on either of my blogs, so I thought I'd place it here as it'll keep H&A ticking over. This wi...

A few more gaps filled with the French army. These are 'coustillers', sergeants' or mounted retainers carrying their lords flags...

Well, any of you who may just have been patiently awaiting the follow up to the last Armagnac blog entry ( December 2009) I can tell you tha...

This is my after-the-battle vignette for Henry V. The mounted Henry and Sir Thomas Erpingham are actually the first figures from the Perrys ...

This is the command stand for my English army when used for the Agincourt period, showing Henry V in battle. The royal figure is the Perry m...

The 595th anniversary of the battle of Agincourt would seem to be sufficient excuse to post some pictures of my English army in it's cur...

A bombard for use with either the English or French armies. Although it's probable that bombards of these huge proportions were not prod...