Knights Templar, crusaders and medieval warriors
Hand-painted knight figurines drawn from various medieval thematic worlds – from order knights through crusaders to more general warrior depictions. Knights Templar stand for one of the best-known religious-military orders, while crusaders are associated more broadly with the medieval Crusades. Alongside these order knights, German knight figurines in historically inspired armour are also represented. The figurines are designed across various poses – standing, kneeling or in battle stance – and are available in sizes from compact miniature formats through to larger standalone models.
Beyond individual figurines, sets of varying size are also available, which suit diorama assemblies, writing desk or shelf decoration. The hand-painted execution sets these figurines apart from the bronzed and metal finish variants through individual colour design, visible coats of arms, coloured shields and more vivid detailing. Among the knight figurine range, motifs by Veronese and Nemesis Now are represented. Further executions: bronzed knight figurines, metal finish knight figurines and figurines in pewter.
Frequently asked questions about hand-painted knight figurines
What's the difference between Knights Templar and crusaders?
Knights Templar (Order of the Temple) and crusaders are related but not identical terms. Crusader denoted combatants of the medieval Crusades more broadly, while Knights Templar referred to a specific religious-military order, founded in 1119 and dissolved in 1312. As figurines, both terms are frequently used for medieval knights bearing the cross emblem, armour, shield or order symbolism.
Which armour colours do the figurines have?
The range covers various colour variants – including white armour with red cross, black armour, red accents and coloured heraldic or shield motifs.
What are knight figurine sets suited to?
Knight figurine sets bring together several motifs within coordinated design and suit dioramas, themed collections or decorative medieval scenes. Smaller figurines in particular arrange well in groupings, while larger standalone figurines work more strongly as a focal point.
How do hand-painted knight figurines differ from bronzed ones?
Hand-painted figurines show individual colour design with armour colours, coats of arms and symbols. Bronzed knight figurines carry a uniform bronze surface that creates a classical historical appearance and emphasises sculptural detail more strongly.
