About this 3D model
Steel meets scimitar in the Holy Land. This explosive two-figure combat vignette captures the defining clash of the Crusading era — a Knight of the Kingdom of Jerusalem locked in desperate close-quarters combat with a Saracen warrior. Shield raised, war hammer swinging, the knight braces against a devastating scimitar blow in a frozen moment of extraordinary tension and detail. Two iconic warriors. Two distinct military traditions. One unforgettable scene. The set includes:- Crusader Knight of Jerusalem — great helm with chainmail coif, full chainmail hauberk, heraldic kite shield emblazoned with Jerusalem crosses, war hammer drawn back to strike, surcoat and chainmail chausses- Saracen Warrior — lamellar scale coat armour with quilted lining, turban-wrapped helm, curved scimitar slashing downward, second sword at the hip, dynamic lunging stride Model highlights:-Interlocking combat poses — the two figures interact directly, scimitar blade meeting the shield face in a clash of arms- Jerusalem cross heraldry sculpted in relief on the kite shield — immediately recognisable and highly paintable- Contrasting armour styles tell the story of two worlds in collision — Western chainmail vs Eastern lamellar scale- War hammer — a weapon of choice for knights fighting heavily armoured opponents- Saracen turban helm and layered scale coat with exceptional surface texture detail- Dynamic diagonal composition — full of movement and energy from every angle- Works equally as a standalone display piece or paired wargaming duo Designed for:- 28mm and 32mm scale tabletop gaming- Crusades and Kingdom of Jerusalem historical scenarios- SAGA: Crescent & Cross, Lion Rampant, and historical wargames- D&D, Pathfinder, and desert fantasy TTRPG encountersSaladin, Richard I, and Third Crusade themed collectionsCinematic display pieces and painting competition entriesFile details:- Format: STL (pre-supported and unsupported versions included)- Scale: Optimized for 28mm and 32mm- Printer: Resin compatible Supported/Unsupported