Old Glory produce a great set of revolting peasants in 25/28mm, excellent for games in and around the Peasants Revolt or as peasant infantry for War of the Roses. They are very nicely sculpted with great detail, well worth checking out and at a reasonable price to boot. I needed a bombard for my army so I purchased the 100 years war bombard from Crusader. The first company to take a look at is Perry Miniatures, these guys produce great sculpts and they’ve just released a set in plastic, 40 infantry troops for £15.Ĭrusader Miniatures produce a very nice range of minis. They are a group of 30+ groups who regularly carry out displays and re-enactments. War of the Roses Federation is a great source of images that show the clothing, weapons and military in action. On the website a wealth of information is included about the battle and archaeology. War of the Rosesīosworth Battlefield Trust are the organisation that looks after the site of the battlefield. Re-enactors at BosworthĪn excellent resource, which includes some info on the soldiers and warfare of the period, though this is a more basic introduction to the topic.īattlefields Trust contains a wealth of information on the various battles fought during the conflict, this site is well worth visiting. It includes information on the major players of the period as well descriptions of the battles. War of the, is a great site which includes timelines for both Royalty and battles. Cavalryįirst port of call is Wikipedia, this will give you a general overview of the period and get you started on the subject. So as I now need to do some research on the subject to help build my army, and decide which faction to paint them as, I thought I’d add links to websites, book lists and companies where you can purchase minis from. Well I received 2 boxes of Perry’s War of the Roses miniatures, along with Foundry’s Medieval rule book.
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