Today is is very much a bits and pieces post. Roughly around Henry Tudor's 1513 Campaign in France. We can see how various manufacturers figures fit together. Pretty well so far.
Most of what you see I have had for years. Although, happily, some Minifigs bargains recently came my way. Including artillery. You may recall Minifigs house style was to imbue added character into command and artillery sets.
Above we have Landsknect from QRF and Alternative Armies. The latter provided the Crossbow men. Not a bad match at all. I'm wondering about asking AA to produce some French soldiers based on Stuart Mulligan's Army Royal work. Sometimes that works.
Minifigs next in the form of Archer Cavalry. Equipped with crossbows this time.
Stradiots from Minifigs above and QRF below giving me 12 in all.
They fit with each other and can provide 2 units of 6 cavalry using Lion Rampant. Three figure variants thanks to mix and match.
The Earl of Suffolk, or Sussex? From Essex. You know what I mean. That is one of Pete's Flags. Note the big lad's plumes in Tudor colours. It paid to play safe.
Much more to come on this one for both English and French.
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