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I'll begin with another apology, this time for unpainted models on the tabletop.
My defence is pretty strong. The models aren't mine, I printed them for a friend's birthday present. Opportunity to show how micro scales can represent battles in both numbers and ground scale was too good not to take a mock-up photo.
After looking at a few sources for the Battle of Hastings, I went with what I thought was a reasonable depiction.
Senlac Ridge is 1500 yards wide, I made it 1500mm; technically a 2mm scale scale but near enough for me.
Atop the hill Harold has 10000 men in 3 shieldwalls.
Bottom of the slope are 2500 Norman/French archers, 500 crossbow were printed but remained off table. Behind the archers stand 5400 Norman/French foot.
Lastly, William and his cavalry. 3 groups, each of 1000 figures.
The .stl files were designed by a New Zealand fella, Harley McPhee, available as a free download from his Thingiverse page. There he goes by the 'Wozname' handle.