Knight of the Kingdom of Jerusalem 13th c

This is a converted Pegaso Templar Knight with Beucant, I've re sculpted the arms and head, the face is an Andrea Rob-Roy (Liam Neason, sp?) I scratch built the shield and banner/pole. The horse and barding is unchanged, simply because it is so good! The Heraldry is an amalgamation of a couple of knights depicted in Illuminated Manuscripts from the 12th-13th Century. So it is sort of correct for the period as a secular knight of the 'Kingdom of Jerusalem.' He's not from any of the knightly orders, of which there were only a few hundred in the Holy Land at any one time. Most of the fighting done in the period was done by secular knights not knightly orders. Sources: Osprey Publishing (Warrior 018), Knights of Outremer Osprey Publishing (MAA155) The Knights of Christ Osprey Publishing (Elite 019) The Crusades Many Stephen Runsiman books!

Posted: 3 Aug 2009

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Thau
Love your style!
28 Apr 2014 • Vote: 10
Kristo
I love historical and I love this piece, a job well done! Looks like fun to paint too
15 Aug 2009
Donga
Thanks for all the +feedback everyone! This was a real pleasure to paint :D
13 Aug 2009 • Vote: 10
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