Category: Figuras de acción
En la Edad Media, ya fuera para batallas o simples torneos, el caballero tenía que estar equipado y protegido de los ataques enemigos. Para ello se ponía una armadura que podía pesar hasta 110 libras y lo cubría casi por completo.
The articulation on this knight is way better than I expected for the price, and I can actually pose him mid-swing with his sword. The armor detailing is incredible too, you can see every plate and rivet just like the real 110-pound suits. He's been guarding my bookshelf for a week now and I keep st
The articulated joints hold poses well, though the paint on the shield chipped slightly after I dropped it once. Still, for display purposes it captures that heavy medieval look perfectly, and the weight really sells the "110 pounds of armor" idea.
I was impressed by the heft of this figure—you can really feel the 110 pounds of armor they mention in the description. The sculpted details on the helmet are sharp, though the joint in the left arm is a bit stiff. Overall, a solid addition for any medieval collection.