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Hello everyone, here's one of my creations. Recently, I've found a satisfying way to create flags, capes, and shields for Lego. Nothing groundbreaking, but during the creative process for this coat of arms, I decided to craft a leopard fur to pair atop the cape.

Excellent work, these really look good on a minifig. Do you plan on doing a few soldiers to go along with your knight?

EKnight.

Hello! Thank you very much! yes I am thinking about creating a retinue of knights and men-at-arms as well.
I am waiting to receive an order of oval shields to match the triangular ones with the various coats of arms.
I have already created a good amount of flag and cloaks with different heraldry taken from different sources from A Song of Ice and Fire to Italian Renaissance condottieri.
I am also studying a cape for the blacktron bounty hunter, just to flavor it a bit and give it a Boba Fett aura.
Most importantly, I am having a lot of fun swapping Lego heraldries with Playmobil heraldries.

Here you can see some examples

A few more pictures of my latest creations.

Here a small diorama for FourBricksTall's “Bad Weather” contest.


Here, on the other hand, is my version of Basil The Bat Lord.
In addition to the color on armor and helmet I made the flag which is very similar to the original.

Black Falcon's Knight with:
Custom Flag, Barding, Shield and cape using decals from classic-castle

Braccio da Montone, also known as Andrea Fortebracci, was an Italian condottiero born in 1368 in Montone, Umbria, and died in 1424.

Great job and excellent photography to show them off.

Thank you very much!!!
Here is another one, unfortunately I forgot to put the saddle on...
Castruccio Castracani degli Antelminelli (1281-1328) was a famous condottiero and lord of Lucca.


and a group photo

another one based on Dragon Masters faction

Wow! that looks great!

Thank you!

Knights duel

This makes for such stunning scenes!

KlaasK wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2024 5:14 pm This makes for such stunning scenes!

Thank you

Here's another one, this time a Fright Knight with fabric barding

Excellent work on all of these, and your photography is fantastic! The fabric bardings look really awesome.

I enjoyed the Playmobile/Lego crossovers as well, there's something extra nostalgic about them somehow. Hope to see more!

~Amanda