Late Crusaders: Maronite auxiliary archers

This year, I've decided to complete the armies I've started to paint in 2017 or earlier. The more I read l'Art de la Guerre, the more I wish to play with these rules, so I need different armies to test most situations. One of the most epic scenes is the charge of units of heavy cavalry, so I need an army with knights. Since I painted a few Templars for DBA last year, I decided to paint a Later Crusader army.

I prepared a list for a 100 pts army, the closest format to DBA. Here it is:

• General (1 knight + 1 standard bearer + 1 monk): 5 pts
• Templar knights (6 knights): 26 pts - 4 painted, see here
• Crusader knights (6 knights): 20 pts - 2 painted, see here
• Turcopoles with bow (2 horsemen): 6 pts - 1 painted, see here
• Bedouins (2 horsemen): 6 pts
• Sergeants on foot (8 men): 16 pts - 4 painted, see here
• Sergeants with crossbows (4 men): 7 pts - 4 painted, no pictures
• Maronite archers (4 men): 10 pts
• Light infantry with bows (2 men): 4 pts

There is no manufacturer who released Maronite archers, but the Andalusian archers  are close enough in my eyes. I also painted a couple of figures from other manufacturers to add some variety in the poses.

Here is my unit:

 Not as impressive as the knights of course, but they will be highly valuable auxiliaries.
Some close-ups:

These figures come from the El Cid Andalusian infantry by Hät (set 8168). They are perfect as Maronites, but two poses are a bit short, hence:

The firing archer comes from the Italeri Saracen warriors (set 6010), He is rather close to the previous ones. The other one comes from the Strelets Anglo-Saxons before battle (M050). He would be perfect in my eye if he was equipped with a composite bow - let's say that he was compelled to use an occidental one :)
If I find a better mini for the fourth Maronite archer, the Saxon archer will downgrade to light infantry. Any suggestion ?