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Figurine Cheval de tournoi

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$7.38 $10.7 In stock

Category: LE MEDIEVAL

Au Moyen Âge un chevalier pouvait posséder jusqu'à 4 types de chevaux différents, chacun ayant une utilisation particulière. Dans le cadre d'un tournoi ce dernier était accompagné d'un destrier. Endurant et robuste il était capable de supporter le poids de son cavalier ainsi que ses 50kg d'équipement et ce des heures durant. Il était également dressé pour ne pas craindre le bruit des batailles.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam ★★★★★

The armor detailing on this destrier figurine is surprisingly crisp for the price, and the horse's stance really captures the tournament atmosphere. I've been collecting medieval pieces for years and this one stands out on my shelf.

Richard ★★★★★

The medieval knight's destrier is beautifully detailed, with the armored barding and caparison looking just like in my history books. It’s got a nice heft to it, making it feel authentic, and I’m impressed by how the horse stands on its own without wobbling.

Eli ★★★★★

I collect medieval miniatures for my display shelf, and this one stands out because it's specifically a tournament destrier, not just a generic horse. The detail on the barding and the knight's posture really sells that jousting-ready energy. It's a solid piece if you're into historical accuracy.