Men-at-arms with brigandines and pavises 3D print model

Men-at-arms equipped with brigandines and large bulwarks were formidable fighters in the Middle Ages. The brigandine, a jacket reinforced with riveted metal plates, offered flexible protection while allowing good mobility on the battlefield. The bulwark, a large shield often made of wood reinforced with metal, served to protect the entire body, particularly useful for line weapons and infantrymen in defensive formation. These warriors played a crucial role during sieges and pitched battles, combining solid defense and the ability to support infantry in the face of enemy charges.

• With this set, you can assemble severals figurines of men-at-arms with brigandines and pavises.

• This set includes 6 basic bodies (plus an alternative version with hackle), 10 heads with different helmets, 9 hand swords, 7 hand polearms, 8 large ornamented pavises and various daggers and scabbards.

• More options are available by downloading the different packs of weapons and shields available in the shops.

_ This pack contains a set of STL files which requires a 3D printer (resin printer recommended)._