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Quote from: Imperial Dave on Today at 06:49:45 PMpigs might flyeth?

The proverbial pig that flies is not recorded in English until the 17th century.  Medieval pigs (swin) are associated with lechery, as in
Man..is hardy as a lyon..leccherus as a sqwyne, malycious as an owle.

And, no, I've never thought of owls as particularly malicious either

pigs might flyeth?

Quote from: Imperial Dave on Today at 05:07:16 PMThere are others? 

Allegedly 

There are others? 

Quote from: Imperial Dave on Today at 06:56:14 AMYou are ancient after all Jim....

and have a reasonable vocabulary 

Mainly, it must be confessed, composed of terms of abuse 

Unfortunately Hinchliffe would not fi with my other figures

Hinchliffe certainly did a suitable figure in their X range but most of that range is no longer available. However, they were smaller 25mm, so, even if found, they wouldn't fit with modern 28mm.  I'm not aware of other Hinchliffe cavalry that would fit the bill, unfortunately, which is a shame because they tend to be available from Lancashire Games.

The ones I have are classic Hinchcliffe that I picked up at a bring & buy in the late 1970s.  Don't suppose you could find them these days.