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

English Title & Specific Name

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

Detailed Character Identification, Description, and Historical Background

Character Identification

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

Detailed Character Description

Thirteen human figures use blue clothing and contrasting white eagle shields. Four armored foot figures lead the formation, followed by two kettle-helmet foot figures, two archers and two further armored/plumed foot figures. A black-bearded crowned king and two mounted lancers occupy the rear. Three black horses wear blue eagle-emblem coverings and gray head armor. Blue plumes, brown shoulder trim, standards and yellow-and-blue lance pennants accompany the army on a large bright yellow-green baseplate.

Historical / Thematic Background

The White Eagle army combines blue-clad foot soldiers with a mounted royal group. White eagle devices stand out on the dark shields, while blue horse coverings and standards extend the theme into the rear rank. Silver-colored armor and blue plumes create a recognizable silhouette across different troop roles. The black-bearded king wears a gold-colored crown and a white royal collar or cape, distinguishing him from the helmeted lancers and foot soldiers.

Ten human figures are arranged on foot, with three additional human riders and three complete horses behind them. The front armored line is supported by kettle-helmet figures, archers and further plumed fighters. This mix allows the collection to suggest a castle escort, a royal muster or a fantasy campaign formation without attaching it to a named historical sovereign, national army, regiment or dated battle. Repeated figures are actual included members of the thirteen-person group.

The display draws on the general medieval use of shield emblems and heraldic horse coverings as identifying surfaces. Its colors and eagle devices belong to the supplied fantasy design. A large yellow-green baseplate provides the photographed platform for the whole force, while the gallery offers closer views of the same formation. The package includes the pictured people, horses and equipment together; detail panels do not represent extra soldiers, extra mounts or a second army.

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.