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3 comments:
Not sure if you mean Pikemen firures or the metal pikes. Either way (off the top of my head), both can be obtained from Front Rank and North Star.
No I mean the 18foot ash poles but thanks anyway
The only reenactments supplier I could find didn't list pikes. Probably to best to contact one of the ECW reenactors groups...
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