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Figurine Arbalétrier bleu en armure

Figurine Arbalétrier bleu en armure - Main image
$6.09 $9.99 In stock

Category: LE MEDIEVAL

Très populaire en France lors des Croisades et de la guerre de Cent Ans, l'arbalétrier était un soldat de l'armée féodale muni d'une arbalète. La lenteur du rechargement en faisait un piètre soldat en rase campagne mais le rendait particulièrement efficace en temps de siège.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet G. ★★★★★

The little blue knight arrived well-packaged, and the armor detailing on the chest plate is surprisingly crisp for the size. I love how the crossbow is sculpted to match the historical look of the Hundred Years' War, a nice piece for my medieval shelf.

Hazel ★★★★★

The crossbow arm on this figure has just the right curve and tension in the sculpt, making it feel like a real medieval weapon. The blue armor stands out nicely against the muted brown base, and the detail on the bolts is surprisingly sharp.

Andrew S. ★★★★★

The paintwork on the chainmail and the blue armor panels is really crisp for the price, and the way he’s gripping the arbalète feels sturdy. I’ve got it on my desk next to my other medieval figures, and it fits right in with the Crusades theme.