Lion Coat of Arms Tournament Knight
- Historically accurate and incredibly detailed
- Features 1:20 scale figure
- Splendid adornments on the horse¿s trappings
- Highly detailed design
- Horse draped with coat of arms blanket
Product Description
There are splendid adornments on this knight's armour and the horse's trappings. The tip of the lance has a little crown as a protection against serious injuries. Measures 6" x 7.25" x 3.25".
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Lion Coat of Arms Tournament Knight
- Toy: 0 pages (2007-06-01)
- Publisher: Schleich North America
- Label: Schleich North America
- Studio: Schleich North America
- Manufacturers Age: 3 years and up
- Our Recommended Age: 3 - 9 years
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 3 reviews
- Sales Rank in Toys: #23154
Avg. Customer Review:
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Enjoy some kid time 2008-03-18
Comment: My wife kids and I greatly enjoy creating fantasy worlds and battles and romances with this line of toys. It's much more fun to be the dragon you've read about than simply read about it. While these toys are not educational getting down on the floor and playing with my kids is totally awesome and creates great connections for the future and, for the kids, knowing we're going to do that after homework time makes howmework time go a lot faster.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Grandson's Birthday gift 2007-02-07
Comment: The delivery was timely and the Tournament Knight well and happily received by our grandson.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Beautiful, educational, fun, durable and safe medieval toy soldiers 2006-08-11
Comment: I purchased this little fellow today, having started my collection in Prague after being given the Dragon for Christmas. I've nearly acquired the full set of these extraordinary toy soldiers. It's a remarkably detailed piece, with an amazing level of historical accuracy in the armor and armaments of the 14th/15th century. It's made of highly durable plastic, and overall it's rugged enough to withstand the rigors of entertaining youngsters. I bought several other members of the Schleich Knights series for my two nephews, aged 4 and 6, so there is minimal concern that the detachable parts could be dangerous for young children. The pieces come in two opposing camps: the Red Fleur de Lis, and the Blue Lion, and each piece has a corresponding piece in the other, with somewhat different design and graphics. The Red Camp shows arms and armor of the 12-13th Centuries (typically), and the Blue the arms and armor of the 13-15th. The level of detail, for this price, is actually quite surprising. Also, it appears some political sensitivity went into the crafting, as the Red Fleur de Lis corresponds more closely to the English armor and weapons of the periods, while the Blue Lion more closely reflects the French, despite the switched heraldic devices. Some care must be taken when unwinding the wiring which affixes the toy in the box, as it can scuff the paint on the hooves of the horse. Matched with the jousting set, as well as the rival faction jousting knight, it makes a wonderful display piece, and something my young nephews have played with for months.
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Lion Coat of Arms Tournament Knight
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