I´m not sure if the The House of Snakenborg was present in Sweden during the 13th century, they probably established them selfs in Sweden in the 1360´s during the regency by King Albert of Mecklenburg. The House of Snakenborg probably originate from the City of Schnackenburg in Mecklenburg, but as there was many Germans trade connections to Sweden during the 13th Century I have choose to includ them in my Crusading force, and the CoA are cool to:)
Read more about the House of Snakenborg and the British connection here;)
The other 5 Crusader Knights will arrive tomorrow...
The mini are an old Foundry Norman Knight that I had in my bitbox, he got a new helmet and shield
That is a great figure that will add some nice character to your tables!
ReplyDeleteFantastic painting job on a wonderfully converted miniature. Love the pose!! But I feel a bit sorry for him!! Hope he won´t die!! :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice model and a great paintjob!
ReplyDeleteVery nice and the banner is great!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Poor bugger! Great work Michael :-)
ReplyDeletePoor horse! Beautiful setup with splendid banner and shield.
ReplyDeleteGreat composition as always!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking knight...the shield and banner look ace!
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteYou should go back and redo all your knights like that; you'll need it ... ;)