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Figurine Chevalier Teutonique

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$6.74 $10.7 In stock

Category: LE MEDIEVAL

Fondé en 1128 à Jérusalem, l'ordre Teutonique est le troisième grand ordre de chevalerie religieuse et militaire issu des croisades. Les premiers chevaliers de cet ordre étaient appelés Frère de Ste-Marie et avaient pour vocation première le soulagement des Croisés malades ou blessés, avant d'être réorganisé en 1190 en ordre militaire. Ce renouveau soumettait les chevaliers à la fois à la règle des Hospitaliers mais aussi à celle des Templiers.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan ★★★★★

The level of detail on the Teutonic Order’s heraldry and chainmail is remarkable for this scale, and the historical accuracy really shows in the cloak’s folds. It’s a sturdy piece that looks great on the shelf, a solid tribute to the third great crusading order.

Matthew ★★★★★

The knight’s pose feels really dynamic, almost like he’s mid-charge, and the detail on the tunic and cross is remarkably crisp. Fits perfectly with my other medieval figures.

Thomas ★★★★★

The paintwork on the shield and cloak is incredibly crisp for this scale, and the pose feels properly imposing on the shelf. I've spent a good minute just admiring the detail on the Teutonic cross. It's exactly the kind of piece I was hoping to add to my crusades collection.