Perry Miniatures Agincourt Mounted Knights 1415–1429 28mm Scale Plastic Figures

Lead your armored cavalry into the Hundred Years’ War with Perry Miniatures’ Agincourt Mounted Knights. This 28mm scale plastic set captures the might and splendor of European chivalry between 1415 and 1429 — perfect for collectors, painters, and wargamers seeking historical realism and dynamic battlefield presence.

This boxed kit includes 12 mounted European knights that can be assembled as full plate-armored men-at-arms or as light horse, such as mounted archers or sergeants. Compatible with historical wargaming systems likeHail CaesarandLion Rampant, each figure reflects Perry’s signature sculpting accuracy and period-authentic armor detailing.

Features

• 28mm scale
• 12 highly detailed plastic mounted figures
• Options for knights, mounted archers, and sergeants
• Molded in gray hard plastic with green bases
• Includes weapon and head variants for customization
• Compatible with Hail Caesar, Lion Rampant, and other medieval tabletop systems
• Assembly and painting required (glue and paint not included)
• Box dimensions: 8.9” W × 5.9” H × 2.2” D
• Recommended for ages 12 and up

A must-have for historical wargamers and collectors, this Perry Miniatures release brings the Battle of Agincourt’s drama and heroism to life.

TheBattle of Agincourt (1415)remains one of England’s most legendary victories of the Hundred Years’ War, where King Henry V’s smaller, exhausted force triumphed against a much larger French army. Perry’s mounted knights recreate this pivotal era when plate-armored nobles dominated the field, supported by deadly longbowmen and disciplined men-at-arms.

Each model is crafted with precision and realism, allowing hobbyists to portray both English and French cavalry from 1415–1429. Painters will enjoy the variety of heraldic detail and armor styles, while gamers can deploy them as striking centerpieces in late-medieval battles. Whether re-fighting Agincourt or adding depth to a campaign inLion RampantorHail Caesar, these knights embody the courage and craftsmanship of medieval warfare.