Khurasan releases more later 14th century sets

[Khurasan Miniatures]

We are very pleased to release six new codes for our 15mm later 14th century range, the first sets of men-at-arms on foot, and more sets of infantry.  As most men-at-arms fought on foot in this period rather than mounted, these releases permit the gamer to build the basic components of armies of the period -- either an English herce (longbows flanking men at arms) or the French men at arms formations with crossbows supporting at a distance.  In addition to the men-at-arms (these first sets are in jupons), we also have pavisiers, crossbowmen, and armed peasants. (Please note these are the larger "15mm" figures pioneered by Testudo which are now the size offered by several manufacturers.)

Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/late-fourteenth-century.html

Knights on foot in jupon, one-handed weapons


Knights on foot in jupon, two-handed weapons


Knights on foot in jupon, command


Spearmen with pavise


Crossbowmen


Armed Peasants

[Shahbahraz]

very nice. I am hoping they will be compatible with the Corvus Belli figs.

[delbruck]

Very nice HYW range. I look forward to mounted knights and foot in light armor with polearms. A few men-at-arms without jupon would also be a good addition.

[Khurasan Miniatures]

Men at arms in houpeland and in aketon have been made and are with the caster, and eventually German and Italian men at arms (who at times did not have their breastplates covered in this period) will be made.