Bavarian Knight

[nmrocks]

Thank you all for the information, the link to where the extended sets are available is most helpful! a great series of figures, I actually bought this figure from a German seller, it was already painted.
Ray

[Michael_43]

I think the first editor was Hans Müller/Erfurt (1885-1968). Berliner Zinnfiguren sells all 5 parts, too.

Best regards

Michael

[JerryMort]

Gianpaolo wrote an article about these knights in Journal 66. The rest of the series can be seen here: http://www.modellbau-holland-merten.de/details_figuren_flach_sonstige/te12.htm

[snagy]

Nice paintwork!
Did you paint the steel armour - or left blank and polished up the tin material?
Best regards:
snagy

[marko]

This fellow is also represented on Gianpaolo Bistulfi's site with the title Bavarian knight:


http://www.zinnfiguren-bistulfi.com/galleria/torneo_cavalleresco.html


It says Schweriner Zinnfiguren- Incisione :L.Frank

It looks like your identification of the heraldry is spot on which should help in IDing the fellow.

mark

[nmrocks]

I recently obtained this figure, I have narrowed down the time to Electoral of Palatinate of which was ruled by the Wittelsbach Dynasty 1401-1460 ruled by Albert III.
But does this figure represent an individual? it looks like mp45 on the elongated triangle shaped base