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Where did the horse-drawn carriages come from?

A horse-drawn carriage has already been park on offer, stands at my home, I think great.

Günther
 
War Park Crusaders are coming.
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Hang-yu,
The sculpt is really nice, but is that supposed a Knight of St John / Hospitaller? If so, can we update the paint scheme?

By 1250 they had moved to the scarlet surcoat. Leaving the cloak black is OK, but I would have the horse’s caparison and the knight’s surcoat red.

That Maltese Cross was awarded to celebrate the victory at the Seige of Malta nearly 300 years later. I can send examples if there is time to fix it. I would love that figure if it was correct.

FYI, I believe I recognize the picture/drawing you are trying to recreate (which I also think is really cool) but the Hospitaller is incorrect in it as well.
 
Hang-yu,
The sculpt is really nice, but is that supposed a Knight of St John / Hospitaller? If so, can we update the paint scheme?

By 1250 they had moved to the scarlet surcoat. Leaving the cloak black is OK, but I would have the horse’s caparison and the knight’s surcoat red.

That Maltese Cross was awarded to celebrate the victory at the Seige of Malta nearly 300 years later. I can send examples if there is time to fix it. I would love that figure if it was correct.

FYI, I believe I recognize the picture/drawing you are trying to recreate (which I also think is really cool) but the Hospitaller is incorrect in it as well.

If you are looking to recreate this picture

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/c0/2f/4e/c02f4ed2956ee24770cf65e2a7f44843.jpg

Which is really cool I can help you fix things like the black surcoat, it appears that the Templar either used the Red Cross or the piebald (black top and white bottom) but did not use them together. Most of the Templar crosses are indicative of the time.
 
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