Scottish

Battle of Verneuil 1424

In one last attempt to dislodge the English from Normandy, about 15,000 French and Scottish forces attacked the English army of 9,000 commanded by John, Duke of Bedford.
The attack took place at Verneuil, about 50 miles west of Paris. The French and Scottish forces charged, but the English longbow men cut them down quickly.
About half the of the French/Scottish army were lost; the rest retreated. The result of the battle was that the Scots were removed as a major aid to the French cause.
Please Note!
Each Grenada figure is sculpted in metal and hand painted by the Artist. Each figure is unique and custom made.
Scale is 54mm or 1/32. A foot figure is approximately 2.25 inches tall.