Raglan's Hundred Years War

[Lord Raglan]

[Lord Raglan]

English Men at Arms led by the Black Prince himself. This unit is crammed full of English nobility, ready to take on the Frenchies. 

[rumacara]

More goodies.

[Lord Raglan]

Welsh Men at Arms. This unit is a mix of Footsore and Claymore Casting. These lads are never happier than on campaign, maybe it has something to do with the weather in Wales or they just enjoy defeating the English (old habits die hard)

[Lord Raglan]

Some lovely HYW flags arrived from Rick O'Brien (Flagdude).

[Lord Raglan]

WIP English MAA - playing around with figure placement, from left to right, Salisbury, Edward the Black Prince and Oxford.

[Lord Raglan]

The French Host starts to take shape.

[tomrommel1]

What a grand project. How long do you need to paint a figure ? 1200 figures wozld take me a few years to paint!

Lovely painted figures indeed

[Lord Raglan]

What a grand project. How long do you need to paint a figure ? 1200 figures wozld take me a few years to paint!

About 3 months buddy

[Bloggard]

with free-handed shields as well - boggles the mind. Amazing.

[Atheling]

Lovely work Gareth 

[valleyboy]

Great stuff, a project to be watched with great interest and possibly copied!

[wrgmr1]

Excellent work Gareth! The Cheshire archers really stand out. Those flags are awesome. He’s back in business? For awhile there I could never get ahold of him.

[Johnp4000]

Medievals always looks good with lots of flags! Is there any evidence whether bowmen and crossbow units would have flags, and if so what type? I assume the nobles would fight with the melee infantry/maa units, rather than led missile units?

[Lord Raglan]

French Knights and MAA under the war banners of Comte de Alencon, Geoffrey de Chargny, Comte de Blois and the Bishop of Laon. Montjoie Saint Denis!!!