54mm white metal kit.
History:Louis de Bourbon was one of the knights who participated in the charge of the cavalry in the left wing at Agincourt. In that period the French army still relied on the heavy armed cavalry, which didn't gave a positive outcome that day because the land was rendered muddy by the abundant rains of the previous days. Coming to lack the power of the horses, because of the muddy land, the charge turned out in such a failure that they were unable to break through the fence of the archers, some horses remained found on the pointed wooden stakes called palings, and the unhorsed knights were finished by the British. The same fate touched at the Master of cavalry Guillermo of Saveuse. The morning of 25 October 1415 the battle of Agincourt was destined to enter in history thanks to the young king of England Henry V that with his small worn out army succeeded to defeat the powerful French army, the decline of the cavalry was reached.
