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nickinsomerset writes:

B****r I still have 5 boxes of the other set and a load of metal figures! When my 15mm FOG (R) stuff is done I will have to do my Yorkists to face the other gang, and fit a few boxes of this new lot in somewhere!

Tally Ho!


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Michael Perry of Perry Miniatures writes:

As promised, here are a few shots of the new Mercenaries, European Infantry 1450-1500.

Mercenaries

I'll put up photos of the two frames later and a list of what is on them. One of the photos shows the 40 figures contained in the box, with a few of the pike arms converted into halbardiers from the polearm heads supplied. There is a fair amount of variety of arm/weapon choice, allowing you to make up to 18 pikemen, up to twelve crossbowmen, and up to twelve handgunners plus four command. In addition, there are twelve pavises, 15 bucklers/targes, drum arms, two-handed sword arms, and swords in scabbards. There will also be a choice of 26 European banners supplied.

Box contents

The idea of the box is to form the bulk of a number European armies of the period, in conjunction with plastic WR1 Wars of the Roses Infantry already available.

Mercenaries painted by Steve Day

The box can now be pre-ordered (by putting in a normal order) and is £18.00 GBP plus P&P, the code is WR 20. Money will only be taken on day of shipping, which should be the second week in December.

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The figures are 28mm hard plastic.

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