Old Dragon, thanks for your compliment. I'll shoot and post pics of the Saracen defenders and battlements. By far, the vast majority of my figures, as well as many accessories and the desert village buildings, a catapult and siege tower, rocks and ground mats are from King & Country. I started collecting my very first 54mm figures when K&C released their first Crusaders and I'm still collecting that excellent series from them. I have a fair number of First Legion Crusaders and Mamluks. I think they tie in very well with the K&C figures. I have several old Viking figures, two ballistas and a catapult from Conte Collectibles. I have a John Jenkins packhorse and a Hospitaller Knight model figure, as well as metal model figures of sheep, chickens, dogs and a wheelbarrow model kit from Pegaso. I had to assemble and paint all of those. I have a few Templars and a Saracen from Black Hawk. I have a few of the best Del Prado medieval figures that fit in well. I surf the internet, looking for appropriate 54mm items. I have medieval accessories, such as spears, swords, helmets, etc. from some company in Poland that I can't remember the name of. The castle, pavilion tents before I converted them, and many other items are from John Giddings Miniatures. The Mediterranean/Italian Cypress trees, aside from the two I scratch made myself, and the grass sprigs and weeds are from Scenic Express and the Archer's Mantelets are model kits from Armand Bayardi that I assembled and painted. I also have a few accessories from Build-A-Rama and I scratch build a few other things. I have converted many of my King & Country figures, to give me even more variety. This diorama has been a labor of love. Like my wife says, "At least you're not out in the bars at night".