Medieval White and Black Cross Army 12 Figure Set with Equipment – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

Collection Introduction

Build a coordinated white and black cross company with 12 figures and the complete pictured shared equipment. The group brings together 1 crowned royal character, 3 armored knight-styled figures and 8 guards, with different faces, helmets and clothing details across its roster. Its common colors and heraldic theme suit a high-contrast castle guard post, a banner procession or a fortified gate.

English Title & Specific Name

Collection Title: Medieval White and Black Cross Army 12 Figure Set with Equipment – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

Setting: Medieval-inspired fantasy.

Quantity: 12 figures with the pictured shared set equipment. One purchased unit is the complete set.

Detailed Character Description

Contrasting white and black clothing and cross motifs give the figure a bold shared design. Helmet, facial and armor variants distinguish the characters within the company. The roster contains 1 crowned royal character, 3 armored knight-styled figures and 8 guards in the individual designs below.

Historical / Thematic Background

Medieval-style castle forces bring together several visual roles: a crowned character as a courtly focal point, armored figures with elaborate helmets, and guards in more compact headgear. This set uses that variety to create an imagined household company. The mixture works across a fortified entrance, a ceremonial escort and an army camp, allowing the same group to take different places within a larger castle scene.

The cross is used here as a high-contrast design device within an invented medieval-style force. White and black remain clear at small scale, making the character easy to associate with matching companions. A repeated cross can organize a fictional banner, a guard post or a procession without requiring a named historical commander.

The shared equipment provides another way to vary the arrangement. Shields can establish a line, long weapons add height, and smaller pieces can support close groups around a gate or in a courtyard. Because the garments and emblems connect the figures, changing their positions still leaves the company recognizable. Individual faces and headgear give each member a place within the formation and reward closer viewing of the whole display.

Individual Members

1. White and Black Cross Knight with Red Plume and Lowered Visor

This character is distinguished by a lowered visor and a red plume. A red plume gives the helmet a conspicuous accent and extends the figure’s silhouette upward.

2. White and Black Cross Knight with Burgundy Forked Crest and Black Breastplate

This character is distinguished by a burgundy forked crest and a black breastplate. The shaped helmet crest makes this character’s outline especially distinctive.

3. White and Black Cross King with Black Crown Black Breastplate and Black Robe

This character is distinguished by a black crown and a black breastplate. The crown establishes a clear courtly focal point, while the robe, cape or breastplate gives this particular ruler a separate appearance.

4. White and Black Cross Knight with Red Plume and Closed Helmet

This character is distinguished by a closed helmet and a red plume. A red plume gives the helmet a conspicuous accent and extends the figure’s silhouette upward.

5. White and Black Cross Guard with Pointed Helmet and Goatee

This character is distinguished by a pointed helmet and a goatee. The pointed helmet produces a compact, upright outline that works well in a line of castle guards.

6. White and Black Cross Guard with Pointed Helmet and Smiling Face

This character is distinguished by a pointed helmet and a smiling expression. The pointed helmet produces a compact, upright outline that works well in a line of castle guards.

7. White and Black Cross Guard with Pointed Helmet and Stubble Beard

This character is distinguished by a pointed helmet and printed stubble. The pointed helmet produces a compact, upright outline that works well in a line of castle guards.

8. White and Black Cross Guard with Pointed Helmet and Open Mouth

This character is distinguished by a pointed helmet and an open-mouth expression. The pointed helmet produces a compact, upright outline that works well in a line of castle guards.

9. White and Black Cross Guard with Kettle Helmet and Frowning Face

This character is distinguished by a kettle-style helmet and a frowning expression. The broad brim of the kettle-style helmet gives the character an immediately recognizable outline.

10. White and Black Cross Guard with Kettle Helmet and Smiling Face

This character is distinguished by a kettle-style helmet and a smiling expression. The broad brim of the kettle-style helmet gives the character an immediately recognizable outline.

11. White and Black Cross Guard with Kettle Helmet and Open Mouth

This character is distinguished by a kettle-style helmet and an open-mouth expression. The broad brim of the kettle-style helmet gives the character an immediately recognizable outline.

12. White and Black Cross Guard with Kettle Helmet and Moustache

This character is distinguished by a kettle-style helmet and a moustache. The broad brim of the kettle-style helmet gives the character an immediately recognizable outline.

Included in This Listing

12 complete figures in the listed designs, with their shown headgear, worn armor and capes, plus the pictured shared equipment: 14 shared handheld weapon accessories; 8 shields; 2 complete banner or flag assemblies; 1 baseplate

One purchased unit is one complete set. The equipment is supplied for the group.