First Look - Battle of Legnica - Teutonic Knights like the wind (1 Viewer)

[TeamMiniatures]

Dear collectors,


We will launch the new theme “Battle of Legnica” which is related to Mongolian soldiers. Let's have a look at our carved "Teutonic Knights" like the wind. Hope you like it.








Thank you!


TM Jack

 

[sapper]

Jack, they look real good and when painted will be spectacular. Congratulations with branching in to another field. Greg.

 

[Sahara]

I'm in. These look great! When will they be released?

 

[desk11desk12]

They look terrific!

It kind of looks like figures you might see in "Conan the Barbarians" and "Lord of the Rings".

Carlos

 

[tryfon]

Fabulous, will get these, will you be using steel swords, as they are stronger and look so much better and realistic

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Thank you!


TM Jack[/QUOTE]

 

[enricoquinto]

Hi Jack,

the new figures look great! {eek3} I'm so glad you have took my advice! Remember what I told you... If I were you, I’d focus on western armies that could be used in European dioramas in the early thirteenth century (about 1200-1250). Actually, you can see that many uniforms are similar to those used in England at the time of Edward I Plantagenet (do you remember about the Braveheart movie?). Speaking about the battle of Legnica...what do you say if you paid tribute to Stephen of Krakow, a hero of resistance against Mongol occupation?

Cheers

Enrico

 

[Sahara]

Any word on a release date for these?

 

[tryfon]

TM does not seem to respond here apart from initial posting, I just PM them about rough idea on release date

 

[FrankDrake]

I´ve ask them when the crusader will released, here the answer from this morning:

[FONT=&quot] "The release date of the mounted crusader you inquired about has not yet been set." [/FONT]

 

[TeamMiniatures]

I´ve ask them when the crusader will released, here the answer from this morning:

"The release date of the mounted crusader you inquired about has not yet been set."

We will release the new products, Teutonic Knights in mid-July.
Thanks for your attention.
T.M. Jack

 

[FrankDrake]

Thank you

 

[tryfon]

We will release the new products, Teutonic Knights in mid-July.
Thanks for your attention.
T.M. Jack

any chance of posting pictures now of completed ones,


sculpts are one thing, seeing the finished product is another , would be great from all of us to see

 

[Sahara]

We will release the new products, Teutonic Knights in mid-July.
Thanks for your attention.
T.M. Jack

Its mid-July, anyword?

 

[FrankDrake]

One month delay

Best

Günther

 

[tryfon]

Agree no word, I also PM TM and they do not reply

very odd not to

 

[tryfon]

love to see some pics, always curious to see new range

hopefully there available later this year also, inundated with unforeseen expenses at the moment

 

[tryfon]

Hi all, has anyone heard anything further, last message from TM was July releases

 

[TeamMiniatures]

Thank you very much for your concern about our products.I think I must say sorry to all collectors for not being able to give you an accurate answer until today.We will announce three Teutonic Knights and four Mongol cavalries by the end of September.More pictures of them will be posted on our website and Treefrog Forum at the end of September.


Have a great day to all collectors!


T.M. Jack

 

[FrankDrake]

Absolute great!

 

[Mirof]

Nice sculpt<br>Very good movement, good stances, impressive by the numbers .<br><br>But once again, the great sickness of today<br>Peoples see Teutonic knigths, or Templar knights everywhere . They were a minority<br>And their clothings were dull<br>At the battle of Legnica there were knights coming from all Europe and the minority was the Teutonic knights Order<br>All knights were wearing Their coat of arms<br>For Henry II of Poland it was,<br><img src="https://forum.treefrogtreasures.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=266128&stc=1" attachmentid="266128" alt="" id="vbattach_266128" class="previewthumb"><br>The coat of arms was on the shield, on the surcoat back and front, and on the caparison<br>The Knights were coming from those regions<br><br><img src="https://forum.treefrogtreasures.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=266129&stc=1" attachmentid="266129" alt="" id="vbattach_266129" class="previewthumb"><br><br>The great question is who was there, earl, baron, duke, princes from where and what was their coat of arms<br><br>For that period you could see<br>https://archive.org/details/matthewparis012094mbp/page/n315/mode/2up<br>illustratinin the last 30 pages<br><br>Or<br>https://archive.org/stream/somefeudalcoatso00fostrich#page/n19/mode/2up<br>https://archive.org/stream/somefeudalcoatso00fostrich#page/112/mode/2up<br><br>or book like<br>https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k38944m/f491.image<br><br>http://www2.culture.gouv.fr/Wave/image/archim/Pages/03082.htm<br><br><br>If I can ? What do you prefer a gathering of Hussars from various regiement charging in full uniforms, or wearing raincoats ?<br><br>Once again the pieces shown here are beautifully made<br><br><br>Best<br><br><br>