Raglan's Spanish Reconquista and Crusades Adventure

[Tonhel]

Great work! You go fast!

[Lord Raglan]

The Burning Coals of Islam🔥. Another allied Arab Heavy Cavalry Lance, ready to take the fight to the Spanish Christians. 

[MaleGriffin]

Nice looking troops!

[Marine0846]

Great collection of figures.
Looking forward to seeing what is next.

[Lord Raglan]

The Caballeros Hidalgos of Valencia - These Spanish noble-born knights shaped the destiny of medieval Spain with their devastating heavy cavalry charges.

[Maniac]

Love the blue and white, that's a great color scheme.

[Hu Rhu]

I really like the way you used the same colours in different ways to create both a feeling of uniformity within the unit but at the same time allowed individualsim. 

[Axebreaker]

Beautiful work!

Christopher

[Tonhel]

Fantastic work!

[Lord Raglan]

Spanish Noble-born Captain of Valencia. Wargamer’s artistic licence used on the beautiful flag from Flags of War.

[Lord Raglan]

Yusuf ibn Tashfin’s Almoravid Black Guard Archers. The Black Guard were stubborn and tough fighters, who truly set themselves apart from other Berber soldiers. This bow armed unit will combine with spearmen to rain down arrows from the safety of the rear ranks.

[Lord Raglan]

Castilian Knights. Chivalry in medieval Spain cannot be understood outside of the context of the military orders. Historians are conflicted as to whether Spanish knights were directed more by royalty than Papacy.

[Edmond Dantes]

Could you perhaps provide a list of the miniatures and manufacturers you used?

Thanks.

[Lord Raglan]

Spanish Archers ambush a Moorish raiding party in the region of Murcia.

[Lord Raglan]

Spanish Arqueros. Bowmen were commonplace throughout the Reconquista and the Christian Spanish Lords were known to use their servants as auxiliary archers, usually deployed behind spearmen in the battle line.