Perry Miniatures Create An Amazing Agincourt Diorama
August 6, 2015 by brennon
Perry Miniatures have put together a rather astounding looking diorama depicting the Battle of Agincourt from 1415. This historical battle will be presented at an exhibition in the Tower of London during October, marking the 600 year anniversary of the battle...
These are just a taster of the massive battle that they have assembled to mark the occasion. Some 4,500 figures make up both of the armies covering a three by four metre area.
All of the models are from the Perry Miniatures range although a lot of them are one off pieces made for the display.
If you'd like to find out more you can visit the Agincourt 600 website where they talk more about the battle and events being run this year.
Pretty impressive right?
"If you'd like to find out more you can visit the Agincourt 600 website where they talk more about the battle and events being run this year..."
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Beautiful, a stunning piece of work.
Wow how many troops is on the table?
I think I read somewhere on their FB, or here, it was at least 4,500.
The text in the above article says 4,500 as well :p
That’s what I get for drooling over the pictures & not reading the text.
I would go as far a say “Perry” impressive 😉
No, don’t go that far, I’m begging you.
All puns go to hell.
The heraldry and banners etc look awesome. This and the WWI diorama that has been promoted here on BoW show how great these artists can truly be.
One thing I also found interesting was the colour scheme for the archers. I never picture them in my mind wearing those green colours, Im sure the Perrys have made it as historically accurate as possible, so I guess I have learned something new!
That is a stunning diorama. The Perry’s are great sculptors and it shows in the special commissions they get for people like Peter Jackson.
That is a truly stunning sight.
Amazing! How many points is it? 🙂
A good reason to revisit the Tower. And order more Perry minis!