Agincourt

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1. erwin says:

   October 23, 2015 at 12:04 AM

   Nice and beautiful represented. I like the hall ceiling with arrows covering it in painting ,it give a realist look.
   I wish more battles like that could be represented in museums around here in the US. So far I had seen few and some taken down.
   The West Point museum have 4 battles small battle representation too;one of the battle of Rossbach(1.32 scale),other a generic 1940 France plain battle scene with German tanks and French in the field-1.35 scale. The battle of Austerlitz(30 mm scale) and a section of a typical roman siege battle(30 mm scale aprox) .Now that was in 2007 last time I visit. I been there 3 times. The museum has a lot of weapons and ww2/Vietnam as well Korea uniforms else and few armor cannons too. Not to count several important historical character personal belong. So far one of the best related to military history I should said in the North east.
   You may check more in the link.http://www.usma.edu/museum/SitePages/History%20of%20Warfare.aspx

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2. Michael Purchase says:

   October 23, 2015 at 8:26 AM

   It is battle scene on this scale that made me love toy soldiers. Thank you very much for sharing this picture.

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