Andrew de Chauvigny

Scale: 1:32 (54mm)

Del Prado: Andrew de Chauvigny from Del Prado's Medieval toy soldier collection.  Ever since the First Crusade arrived in the Middle East in 1098 and conquered the Holy City of Jerusalem the following year, the Islamic states of the region had been struggling first to contain and then to roll back the Crusader conquests. Several successes had been achieved and the County of Edessa - one of the Crusader States established in the wake of the First Crusade - had been destroyed. A Second Crusade from Western Europe had been defeated outside the walls of Damascus, yet it was not until the rise of Saladin that the tide was really turned in Islam's favor.  Perfect piece for most medieval military diorama setups. Highly detailed and collectible piece. This is like all other Del Prado military miniatures a highly detailed piece. Perfect piece for any collectors Medieval military miniature collection. Comes with a historical booklet from Osprey publishing. Good inexpensive pieces that make great filler pieces for other medieval military miniatures dioramas. If you have not started your collection, it is a good investment for collectors of replicas of historical military pieces.

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