Medieval White Eagle King with Sword and Shield – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

English Title & Specific Name

• Figure Title: Medieval White Eagle King with Sword and Shield – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure
• Historical Era: Medieval-inspired fantasy design; no exact historical date assigned.
• Faction / Military Branch: Heraldic royal and castle theme; no real country or military unit assigned.

Detailed Character Identification, Description, and Historical Background

Character Identification

A black-haired, black-bearded medieval fantasy king with a gray sword and a black shield carrying a white eagle.

Detailed Character Description

A blue jewel detail marks the gold-colored crown above long black hair and a full sculpted beard. The blue tunic carries a white eagle on a black chest panel, a printed brown belt and dark waist details. Black sleeves and legs contrast with the blue body. The king wears a white spotted shoulder collar over a red cape and holds a gray sword. Its eagle shield has a black field, pale gray rim and a red upper border. No separate display base is pictured for this version.

Historical / Thematic Background

Medieval heraldry used contrasting colors and recognizable devices to distinguish people and households on shields and other objects. Animal charges became a familiar part of that visual language. This figure draws on those broad traditions through its crown, cloak and matching chest-and-shield emblem. It is a medieval fantasy character named by visible design, rather than an identified historical monarch, a national ruler or the bearer of an authenticated personal coat of arms.

The white eagle is the central visual feature of this blue, black and red design. The crown and cape create a courtly silhouette, while the shield and sword connect that royal appearance with an armed castle setting. The photographed presentation shows the figure standing without an additional base. The emblem and palette distinguish this king from the other three in the heraldic group; those features alone do not establish a real country, dynasty or battle.

In a castle display, the character can serve as an imagined ruler addressing a court, inspecting guards or leading a heraldic retinue. The companion kings provide contrasting lion, eagle and stag designs for stories involving neighboring courts or rival armies. This listing contains one complete king with the equipment specified below. The collection is available separately, and its additional characters are not included with this individual figure. The crown, hair, beard and cloak are part of this complete character rather than extra figures.

Included Contents

One White Eagle King figure with crown, black hair and beard, white spotted collar, red cape, gray sword and eagle shield. No separate display base is included.