However, the less heavily armoured infantry might provide useful models. Perry miniatures (Agincourt to Orleans range): superbly sculpted, but the style of armour for men-at-arms would be quite outdated by WotR. Lack of billmen and dismounted men-at-arms could be a problem. Crusader miniatures: nice models, relatively realistically proportioned which can lead to compatibility problems with bulkier models. Wargames Foundry: their line for this period is starting to show its age, and the prices are high, so value for money questionable (especially since they seem to no longer do the multiple horde discount campaigns). Others that come to my mind for late 15th century: Plus you can order them individually instead of in pre-selected packs. If you already have Front Rank models, then you might consider getting more of those – that way you won't need to consider about size-wise compatibility issues. Zvezda's Royal Guard infantry and cavalry (from their Ring of Rule fantasy line) could be useable for this period. Any sort of 28mm historical plastics are rare as hen's teeth – the closest you get are some fantasy kits that might work passably.
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