Medieval Heraldic Warhorses Four Horse Collection – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

English Title & Specific Name

• Figure Title: Medieval Heraldic Warhorses Four Horse Collection – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure
• Historical Era: Medieval-inspired design; exact equipment date unspecified.
• Faction / Military Branch: Medieval heraldic warhorse theme; no specific military unit assigned.

Detailed Character Identification, Description, and Historical Background

Character Identification

Four complete barded horses corresponding to the Lionheart, Thomas Grey of Heaton, Thomas Montagu and Edmund de Thorpe designs.

Detailed Character Description

The group includes a white horse in red-and-blue lion/fleur-de-lis barding, a brown horse in green-and-red white-lion barding, a white horse in yellow-and-white eagle/lozenge barding, and a brown horse in blue-and-black crescent/chevron barding. Each has its pictured saddle/barding and silver-colored head armor.

Historical / Thematic Background

Horses supported the mounted military culture of medieval Europe, while their equipment could also express the rider’s status and identity. Decorated coverings extended heraldic colors over a larger surface than a shield alone. Protective horse equipment developed in different materials and forms over time. This collection draws on those broad equestrian themes through four stylized animals with decorated barding and separate silver-colored head defenses.

The four designs can be distinguished by both their body colors and their heraldic coverings. The red-and-blue horse carries lions and fleur-de-lis motifs; the green covering uses white lions on red panels. A yellow-and-white design combines green eagle shapes and red lozenges, while the blue-and-black design uses white crescents and gold-colored chevrons. These descriptions identify the supplied printed artwork without certifying the coverings as exact historical survivals or standard equipment from one medieval campaign.

Each product in the group is a complete horse figure, including the visible saddle area, decorated barding and head armor. The animals correspond visually to the companion Lionheart, Thomas Grey, Thomas Montagu and Edmund de Thorpe knight designs, but those riders are not part of this horse-only collection. The four mounts can be arranged together as a heraldic stable or paired with compatible figures already owned. The complete animals are classified as figures, while the equipment remains included with each matching horse.

Included Contents

Four complete horse figures with the four pictured sets of matching saddle/barding and head armor. No riders, standalone human figures, weapons, shields, display bases or scenery are included.