One figure type was scupted with a crossbow windless. So that obviously had to go and has been replaced by a longbow - well some brass rod wrapped in paper. Gilbert is listed as having 20 men-at-arms and 90 horsed archers at the start of the campaign. Now arguably this definition was possibly driven by how much they were paid and, as no mounted scouts are listed, I think it's reasonable to argue that some of those mounted archers were actually hobilars or scurriers - especially given some of the Umfraville family estates were up on the Scots borders.
These may well also be facing some of the lovely new Claymore Castings' Scots in due course
The buildings in the background are from the Grand Manner Dark Ages range, but are fine for rural France c. 1415.
And as I scrolled down ready to ask the where did the buildings come from...you anticipated well.
