Medieval Fantasy Dragon and Lion Knights Standing Poses Collection – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

Eight distinct medieval-fantasy brick figures: one soldier and one knight in each of four heraldic themes. Supplied together with the helmets, four spears, four swords and eight shields shown. Standing and angled photographs show the same collection.

1. Green Dragon Soldier

Character Identification

Green Dragon heraldic soldier, supplied once in this collection.

Detailed Character Description

dark gray open nasal helmet; green and pale green quartered tunic; tan upper legs and brown wrapped-boot print; gray spear and shield with green dragon on a cream and gold quartered shield. smiling yellow face with dark sideburn print.

Historical / Thematic Context

The open helmet keeps the smiling expression visible, while the printed mail collar and boot details suggest a practical castle guard or infantry role in an invented setting. Its long spear and broad shield create a clear silhouette for gatehouse, wall-watch or marching scenes. Those suggested roles are display ideas rather than a claim that this particular heraldic design served in a historical campaign.

2. Green Dragon Knight

Character Identification

Green Dragon heraldic knight, supplied once in this collection.

Detailed Character Description

dark gray enclosed helmet with green crest; green and pale green divided surcoat with gold trim; silver-colored printed articulated leg armor; dark gray sword and shield with green dragon on a cream and gold quartered shield. yellow eyes visible through the helmet slit.

Historical / Thematic Context

The sword-bearing role gives this figure a different silhouette from its spear-equipped companion. Gold edging and the central dragon-head motif draw attention to the torso, while the brown printed belt interrupts the green panels. Together these details suggest a more elaborately dressed champion for an invented castle faction, without establishing a real rank, noble lineage or military order.

3. Red Lion Soldier

Character Identification

Red Lion heraldic soldier, supplied once in this collection.

Detailed Character Description

silver-colored open nasal helmet; red and white quartered tunic; gray upper-leg details and brown wrapped-boot print; silver-colored spear and shield with gold rampant lion on a red and white quartered shield with gold border. yellow face with brown moustache and beard outline.

Historical / Thematic Context

The open nasal helmet leaves the moustached face visible and creates a less enclosed profile than the paired Red Lion sword knight. The printed mail collar, belt and brown boot details support a medieval-inspired guard appearance, while the long spear distinguishes the figure’s equipment at a glance. They do not establish a precise century, troop designation or named service history.

4. Red Lion Knight

Character Identification

Red Lion heraldic knight, supplied once in this collection.

Detailed Character Description

silver-colored enclosed helmet with red crest; red and white divided surcoat over printed mail; silver-colored printed leg armor; silver-colored sword and shield with gold rampant lion on a red and white quartered shield with gold border. yellow eyes visible through the helmet slit.

Historical / Thematic Context

The printed surcoat panels, mail-like collar and silver-colored leg defenses combine into a stylized armored costume. Historical protective equipment changed over time, so this modern fantasy combination should not be treated as a reconstruction of a single dated suit. Brown belt and strap details are decoration on the body rather than separately supplied leather equipment.

5. Blue King’s Soldier

Character Identification

Blue King’s heraldic soldier, supplied once in this collection.

Detailed Character Description

silver-colored open nasal helmet; blue and white quartered tunic; tan upper legs and brown wrapped-boot print; silver-colored spear and shield with crowned gold-and-black lion head on a blue and white shield with gold border. stern yellow face with open-mouth print.

Historical / Thematic Context

The spear, open helmet and brown boot decoration contrast with the sword and silver-colored armor patterns of the companion knight. The stern expression gives this version its own character, while the blue sleeves and divided tunic maintain the collection’s color theme. A printed mail collar and brown belt add texture without becoming separate metal or leather components.

6. Blue King’s Knight

Character Identification

Blue King’s heraldic knight, supplied once in this collection.

Detailed Character Description

silver-colored enclosed helmet with blue crest; blue and white divided surcoat over printed mail; silver-colored printed leg armor; silver-colored sword and shield with crowned gold-and-black lion head on a blue and white shield with gold border. yellow eyes visible through the helmet slit.

Historical / Thematic Context

The figure’s sword and enclosed helmet distinguish it from the blue spear soldier. Silver-colored arm and leg printing suggests armor surrounding the divided blue-and-white surcoat, while the brown belt and ornamental lower border break up the large color panels. These visual details create a fantasy knight without requiring a precise reconstruction date or a claim of genuine metal armor.

7. Red Dragon Soldier

Character Identification

Red Dragon heraldic soldier, supplied once in this collection.

Detailed Character Description

black open nasal helmet; black tunic with red sleeves; dark lower-tunic details and brown laced-boot print; dark gray spear and shield with red dragon head on a black shield with silver-colored border. stern yellow face with brown sideburn print.

Historical / Thematic Context

The black open helmet frames a stern face with sideburn decoration. A long dark gray spear and the large shield give the figure a guard-like outline, complemented by printed mail at the neck, brown straps and laced-boot details. The armor, strap and fabric effects are decoration on the figure; they should not be read as additional physical equipment.

8. Red Dragon Knight

Character Identification

Red Dragon heraldic knight, supplied once in this collection.

Detailed Character Description

black enclosed helmet with black crest; black surcoat with silver-colored edging; silver-colored printed articulated leg armor; dark gray sword and shield with red dragon head on a black shield with silver-colored border. yellow eyes visible through the helmet slit.

Historical / Thematic Context

A red dragon-head device repeats across chest and shield, making the emblem the brightest feature in the design. The sword and enclosed helmet distinguish this knight from the red-sleeved spear soldier. The black crest appears narrow in the straight view and shows its curved form in the angled collection view; those are views of the same component, not different versions.

Historical / Thematic Background

This eight-figure collection brings four contrasting heraldic themes together: Green Dragon, Red Lion, Blue King’s and Red Dragon. Each theme has one spear-equipped soldier and one sword-equipped knight, giving the group eight distinct designs rather than multiple photographs of the same members. The coordinated shields connect each pair, while the mix of open and enclosed helmets, crests, faces and leg patterns makes their equipment easy to compare.

Heraldic symbols historically appeared on shields and garments as signs of identity. Here that broad visual idea becomes a fantasy display system, with dragons, lions, divided color fields and crowned heads organizing the figures into imagined groups. None of these toy emblems establishes a particular country, dynasty, military order or real campaign. The different armor effects are printed designs combined with molded helmets and hand-held equipment.

The collection suits a castle courtyard, a gathering of household guards or an invented encounter between rival factions. Spears give four figures a tall silhouette, while swords and crested helmets give the other four a distinct profile. Collectors can display the eight together or arrange the matching pairs separately. The standing and angled collection images show the same eight members; they do not increase the sale quantity.