There could be some difficulties to paint this but not impossible..
As it is it could be a group on it´s own or with others..

damn Alex ... yeah! Thats the set I've missend! If you make few versions I'll buy all of them ^^

I love it... If you need any ideas, the knight not always wear their chainmail, they often wear some nice-looking tunics with magnificent decoration on the edges:

Like this

Alex, slow down!! I can't afford all these awesome sets!

I love too this scene!!
That's great Alex, because you can do some knights in battle, then civilians, then a peaceful family knight, then a fantasy figure () then................ and so long!
Your hands are the best friends of your imagination!

It´s the faces...I love them...they all look so contented...the child in the knights arms....wonderfull.

Zitat von alex

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Thank you friends! And yet - what other supplements do you see?

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You could add a dog to it..one of those big mastiff types, they do not look nasty but give a sense of security..reliability.

or a hunting dog lying down with it´s head on its feet in front of the wife with the mastiff standing next to the man
An older child...a teenager...or two, one female and one male. The male teenager (sure, strong face) could have a hawk on one arm...the daughter (a more shy looking face) a fan.
The hunting dog and hawk could suggest sport and outdoor life, the mastiff and the spinning wheel security and home.
it could be like this;
The group as it is, but with the hunting dog to the left of the mother, behing this, and slightly behing the mother the teenage daughter. The mastiff could stand next to the man, and next to the mastiff the teenage boy with the hawk.

The teenage girl still hides a bit behind her mother, the teenage son has moved a bit away from his father , the hawk suggests he will fly away on his own, the original group of 4 are the solid core of the family, the dogs aid this with thier loyalty to thier masters and..........................................

Sorry, I am making a painting in my head

One big and one small yes.
The Alaunt (mastiff) for the male side of the family,

Alaunts are the wardogs..also used for hunting and they were quite big

and something smaller like a spaniel for the female side