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charging. These figures can be used for any Berber or Arab army from the pre-Islamic period right up until the advent of rifles, and can be used in North Africa, the Middle East, and even for Saharan African Nations.Figures are randomly selected from the 5 available.

A set of horse archers that can be used as Berber or Arab cavalry for the entire period from pre-Islamic Arabs all the way to the advent of firearms. They can represent almost all North African, Middle Eastern, and Saharan African Nations.Shields can be selected separately.Figures are randomly selec...

A set of horse archers that can be used as Berber or Arab cavalry for the entire period from pre-Islamic Arabs all the way to the advent of firearms. They can represent almost all North African, Middle Eastern, and Saharan African Nations.Figures are randomly selected from the 5.

Arab cavalry from the near East, useful for the full range of Islamic Kingdoms and Caliphates. Figures are supplied with a random selection of horses and shields. We'll work hard to ensure there aren't too many double-ups.

The Andalusian Warlord Al-Mu'tamid ibn Abbad, ruler of the Taifa of Seville.The figure can be used as a General, or added to the line of cavalry. If you choose the 'General' option, you'll also get the drummer on a mule, and a standard bearer.

Andalusian Warlord Al-Mu'tamid ibn Abbad, the Muslim ruler of the Taifa of Granada.The figure can be used as a knight in the line, or as a General element. If you choose the General element option the figure will be provided with a drummer on a mule, and a standard bearer.

Almoravid Empire leader.This character can be purchase by himself, or combined into a general's base with a drummer on a mule, and a standard bearer.

Drummer on a Donkey I know, I know, it's see-rious.Based on an Angus McBride painting, a drummer on a donkey! (Or maybe a mule..)This character is also available if you purchase some of the Muslim Leaders and characters.

A standard-bearer for the Muslim armies.This is figure can be used for the full range of Muslim armies throughout Spain and or North Africa.

Berber or Taureg Camelry, these models can be used for North Africa Muslim kingdoms, or a range of different Muslims armies right up until the age of gunpowder.Sold in packs of either three or four, you'll receive a random assortment (with no duplicates).

A , for use as a general, or as additional colour for heavy cavalry.

Two camel riders falling as casualties. These are printed in semi-flexible red-resin to make the figures more resilient

Analusian Nobles. Heavily armored but carrying spears in an overhand position. With shields with tassels. And a form of surcoats. These are all based on historical contemporary depictions. The extra weapons and turbans are artistic liberty to make them more distinct from the Christian Iberians.Figur...

Three falling Analusian Nobles. Heavily armored but carrying spears in an overhand position. With shields with tassels. And a form of surcoats. These are all based on historical contemporary depictions. The extra weapons and turbans are artistic liberty to make them more distinct from the Christian...

El Rey Lobo () of Murcia, Muhammad ibn Sad ibn Ahmad ibn Mardanīsh. An Andalusian Taifa king that opposed the Almohades and allied himself with the Christian KingdomsThe figure can be used as a General, or added to the line of cavalry. If you choose the 'General' option, you'll also get the drummer...

A set of 9 Turk mercenaries. The commanders of the group can be selected separately if you wish (commander, bannerman). You can order these as three or four randomly selected models, just the commander and bannerman, or the entire set.These represent the mercenaries employed by the Almohade Empire...

A set of 4 different Ghulam cavalry for use in historical wargaming, either skirmish or rank and file. These are printed in semi-flexible red resin, and you can either have the three cavalry, or whole group including the standard-bearer. They're provided with shields but not the lances.

A mounted Saladin figure for use in historical wargaming, either skirmish or rank and file. He's printed in semi-flexible resin.

Almohade cavalry casualties, to add colour to a rank and file army, for game markers, or for diorama. Printed in semi-flexible resin.