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Wargames Atlantic Azincourt French Army (10mm) WAAAC006S

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Wargames Atlantic Azincourt French Army (10mm) WAAAC006S

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Wargames Atlantic Plastic Miniatures

Wargames Atlantic Azincourt French Army (10mm) WAAAC006S

A vast French host moved to intercept Henry V and his exhausted English army, eventually forcing battle near the small town of Azincourt. Confident in numbers and heavily armoured, the French army represented one of the largest forces assembled during the conflict, and its defeat would echo through history.

This hard plastic army set allows you to recreate that moment on the tabletop. With over 700 finely detailed 10mm figures, the box provides a complete French force, combining armoured infantry, mounted knights, and supporting crossbowmen in numbers suitable for large scale medieval battles.

  • Over 700 hard plastic 10mm miniatures
  • 351 French knights and men at arms on foot
  • 108 mounted French knights and men at arms
  • 246 Genoese crossbowmen
  • Casualty figures for every troop type, including mounted losses
  • 99 hard plastic bases measuring 40mm x 20mm

The inclusion of both infantry and cavalry allows for varied deployments and layered battle lines, while casualty figures add narrative depth to prolonged engagements. At this scale, it becomes possible to represent the density and chaos of medieval warfare in a way larger figures simply cannot.

Models require assembly and painting. Bases are included. Not suitable for children. Product contents may vary slightly from photographs.

Sculpted by Rob Macfarlane, with painted examples by Steve Beckett and artwork by Marco Capparoni.