Medieval Knight of the Holy Sepulchre with Blue Banner – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

English Title & Specific Name

• Figure Title: Medieval Knight of the Holy Sepulchre with Blue Banner – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure
• Historical Era / Setting: Medieval crusader-inspired setting
• Faction / Role: Holy Sepulchre-themed blue-banner bearer

Detailed Character Identification, Description, and Historical Background

Character Identification

A Holy Sepulchre-themed, blue-clad banner bearer whose gold-colored five-cross design appears on the banner, shield and tunic.

Detailed Character Description

• Helmet & Face: A ribbed silver-colored conical helmet frames a bearded face, with mail-textured neck and shoulder details.
• Clothing: Blue front panels carry a gold-colored cross design and brown strap and belt printing.
• Banner: A brown staff with gold-colored cross finial supports a blue split-tailed banner decorated with a gold-colored central cross and four smaller crosses.
• Shield & Rear View: The shield has a blue upper field with gold-colored crosses, pale lower section and gray rivet-style rim. Actual rear views show the blue tunic and banner.

Included: One blue-banner figure with helmet, banner and staff, and the pictured cross shield.

Historical / Thematic Background

The Blue Banner Knight introduces a contrasting colour group within the crusader-inspired collection. Gold-colored crosses stand out against the blue banner and tunic, while the shield repeats the same palette on a smaller surface. This consistent use of colour helps a builder establish a visually connected company or a distinct group within a larger display.

Heraldic and devotional imagery could both communicate identity in medieval art and objects. Here the five-cross design provides the central decorative theme, complemented by a conspicuous banner and the recognisable outline of an armoured bearer. The model offers a visual interpretation of that world without tying the character to a particular historical person or documented campaign.

The long banner can anchor a formation, lead a small procession or rise above a courtyard gathering. Its blue field creates a strong point of contrast among the collection’s predominantly white tunics and red crosses. The visible bearded face adds individuality beneath the helmet, while the actual rear view allows the banner and blue clothing to remain part of the scene when seen from behind.