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| I got five of these elephants. I'm not sure if these are Peter Laing or Minifigs,. |
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| What I believe is a Persian horse archer. |
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| This is the third of this style elephant I have. |
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| Telling by the shape of the shield, I think it's a Persian cavalryman. |
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| One of the big finds for me were some ECW-WSS Cuirassiers. |
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| Having quite a few Medieval mounted knights and foot soldiers in the collection, I believe this is a knight painted to look ancient. |
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| While I have no immediate plans to repaint any of the painted figures, this figure might be the exception. |
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| I'm not sure what army this chariot represents. I got seven of these; using the rules I have that gives me three units with a spare. |
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| I still haven't got a count on the lot. I do know that besides some individual figures, there are enough of each figure to make several units of each. |
Looks like a good haul. I just remembered that there is a bag on Peter Laings at the back of my cupboard, unpainted figures my bro-in-law left behnd. I mst did them out and see what's there. Mostly 16th C I think.
ReplyDeleteIf you do find them maybe you could post some photos on one of your blogs. I'm sure other Peter Laing fans would love to see them. One reason I started this blog was to maybe in some small way increase interest in Peter Laing figures and have people remember about Peter Laings they have somewhere in their collections.
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