Foot - Pre 20th Century - Entries Only!

[Leon]

Please put your entries for the Foot (Pre-20th C.) category in this thread.  

Conditions: Max: 40 figures, on either a single base, multiple bases, or in a movement tray.

This thread is for entries only, and you are only allowed 2 images per entry, with no montages.  If you would like to comment on the entries, please start a discussion thread.  Please enter each entry as a separate post, just to make it easier to keep track of them when it comes to judging!

- The Winner of this category will receive £40 worth of Pendraken credit!
- The Runner-Up of this category will receive £20 worth of Pendraken credit!

BONUS PRIZE! - A copy of the 'Pickett's Charge' ACW wargames rules from Too Fat Lardies / Dave Brown: https://toofatlardies.co.uk/product-category/reisswitz-press/

Good luck to everyone!

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

13th Grenz, Austrian army of 1809

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Austrain Napoleonic Landwher

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Spanish Sword and Buckler men


Rear view to show off their trousers!



(I've got to get a bonus mark for including the flag of Leon - right) 

[mollinary]

1066 Norman and Saxon Casualties. All conversions from the LIR casualty figures.

[GregB]

French Zouaves from 1870:

[M113Grunt]

Napoleonic Austrian Grenadiers

[mollinary]

A unit of Huscarls from my Hastings Army.

Huscarls1 by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

Huscarls2 by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

[mollinary]

An unusual entry, but I couldn't resist the TB peasant figures!  A mob for my Anglo-Saxon Army at Hastings.

SaxonMob1 by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

SaxonMob2 by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

[mollinary]

Who commands in my Saxon Army? Why Harold of course, but he could not have done it without his brothers, represented here, Gyrth and Leofwine would both fall at his side.

Gyrthand Leofwine1 by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

Gyrthand Leofwine2 by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

[chris_vde]

Hello,

My Vidosvian's marauder infantry

infantry2 by chris vde, sur Flickr

infantry1 by chris vde, sur Flickr

[Vonthoma]

Prussian Guard. 1870.
Rules: Mit Blut und Eisen.

[Mesius]

[Mesius]

[Mesius]