About this 3D model
The ice cracks. The battle is decided. Relive one of the most dramatic moments of medieval Eastern European warfare with this stunning diorama set depicting the climactic close-quarters struggle of the Battle of Lake Peipus, 1242 — the legendary clash between the Teutonic Knights and the forces of Novgorod led by Alexander Nevsky. A downed Teutonic Knight makes his last stand against two Kievan Rus warriors — one mounted, one on foot — in a scene of desperate, visceral combat frozen in extraordinary 3D sculpted detail. A collector-grade centrepiece equally at home on a display shelf or a wargaming table. The set includes:Downed Teutonic Knight — kneeling, bareheaded, sword raised defiantly in a last stand pose; scale armour and chainmail coif visibleDismounted Kievan Rus warrior — standing over the fallen knight, axe raised, wearing lamellar scale armour with chainmail and fur-trimmed cloakMounted Kievan Rus horseman — rearing warhorse, rider in chainmail coif and scale armour with mace raised overhead and heraldic shield on armShared round scenic base with ice/ground texture — display-ready straight off the printerModel highlights:Three dramatically interacting figures with a rearing warhorse — a true narrative dioramaHighly detailed Kievan Rus lamellar and scale armour — distinct from standard Western European medieval sculptsOrnate heraldic shield on the mounted warrior with decorative dragon/beast motifExpressive facial sculpts — determination on the fallen knight, fury on his attackersRearing warhorse with full tack and bridle detailFallen weapons and debris visible at the baseRound display base — perfect for painting competition submissionDesigned for:28mm and 32mm scale tabletop gamingBattle of Lake Peipus, Alexander Nevsky, and Teutonic Wars historical scenariosSAGA, Lion Rampant, and Eastern European medieval wargamesD&D, Pathfinder, and dark fantasy TTRPG encountersRussian, Baltic, and Northern Crusades themed collectionsCinematic display pieces and painting competition centrepiecesFans of Eisenstein's Alexander Nevsky and medieval Eastern European historyAvailability note: This set is currently available exclusively to Tribe members and will be released to the general store at a later date. Join the Tribe for early access to this and all upcoming releases! File details:Format: STL (pre-supported and unsupported versions included)Scale: Optimized for 28mm and 32mmPrinter: Resin compatible Supported/Unsupported