Tradition of London's medieval knights are named men rather than anonymous levies. Charles d'Albret and Jean de Boucicaut, who commanded the French at Agincourt; Sir Thomas Erpingham, who gave the signal that started it; the Gascon lords who rode for the Black Prince at Poitiers; Joan of Arc; two kings of Poland. Most are mounted, the horses in full barding, every coat of arms painted out properly.

Each figure is 54mm, cast in white metal, hand-painted in gloss enamels and packed in the Classic Tradition red box. The range runs from roughly 1350 to 1435 and takes in Crécy, Poitiers, Agincourt and Grunwald. Whose diorama they belong in is up to you — the history behind each man is on his own product page.