Medieval Black Eagle Knights Army Collection – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

English Title & Specific Name

• Figure Title: Medieval Black Eagle Knights Army Collection – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure
• Historical Era: Medieval-inspired fantasy; no exact historical date assigned.
• Faction / Military Branch: Black Eagle heraldic fantasy army; no real country or historical unit assigned.

Detailed Character Identification, Description, and Historical Background

Character Identification

One complete Black Eagle medieval fantasy army with thirteen human figures and three equipped horses.

Detailed Character Description

Thirteen human figures share a black-and-yellow eagle theme. Four armored foot figures stand at the front, with two kettle-helmet foot figures, two archers and two further armored/plumed foot figures behind them. The rear rank contains the orange-bearded crowned king and two mounted lancers. Three brown horses carry yellow eagle-emblem barding and gray head armor. Shields, black capes, red plumes, heraldic standards and lance pennants complete the formation on a large gray baseplate.

Historical / Thematic Background

The Black Eagle army brings its foot troops and mounted command group together through yellow fields and dark eagle devices. The emblem repeats across shields, clothing, horse coverings and standards, giving the formation a shared identity. Red plumes and pennants add brighter accents to the black-and-yellow palette. An orange-bearded king with a gold-colored crown occupies the mounted rear rank, visually separating the command figure from the surrounding helmeted soldiers.

The supplied formation contains ten foot figures and three riders on three complete horses. Four armored front-rank soldiers create a shielded line; kettle helmets, bows and plumed helmets introduce different silhouettes in the following ranks. The mounted king and two lancers give the collection a cavalry element. These are descriptive roles within a medieval-inspired fantasy force, rather than the membership of a documented real army or a reconstruction of a particular battle.

Heraldic shields and decorated horse coverings provide the historical visual language for the repeated eagle motif. Here that influence is used for an imagined castle army with its own coordinated equipment. The gray baseplate supplies the large display platform pictured with the group. All included figures, horses, weapons, shields, armor, capes and standards belong to this single army package; the formation-detail image repeats parts of the same set for closer viewing and does not add extra troops.

Included Contents

Thirteen human figures (ten foot figures and three riders, including the king), three complete horses with their pictured equestrian equipment, all pictured weapons, shields, armor, capes, standards and pennants, plus the large baseplate shown with this army. The main and formation-detail images show the same included set; repeated views do not add extra figures or horses.