TO ARMS!
The peasantlevycould make up a bulk of an army during this time period but were rarely the decisive element in a battle. They were raised in one of three ways, as members of a lord’s household, as mercenaries, orleviedfrom a town or the countryside. Many of themen were armed, had some training, and came from the upper peasantry, the tenant farmers who would have at one time had prior experience of a battle.

This hard plastic box set allows you to build up to 30levywith a wide variety of weapons, including spear, bow, club, sling, ax, sword, and a variety of farm implements as a last resort. A variety of heads allow for even more customization and parts can be combined with the other sets in the range.

There are two unique frames in this set (see photos above)

This is the second in a new range – The Age of Chivalry – that will soon include Sergeants, Levy, and cavalry sets to go with the existing Foot Knights.

Models require assembly and painting. Bases are not included. Not for Children. Contents may vary from photos.

• Sculpting:Rob Macfarlane
• Based on Original Sculpts by: Paul Hicks
• Illustration: Peter Dennis
• Figure Painting: Steve Beckett
• Author of The Barons’ War rules: Andy Hobday