CMK F48271 English knight with a sword 1/48 – Plastic figure of an English knight

CMK F48271 English knight with a sword 1/48 is a high-quality plastic model figure depicting an English knight with a sword and shield. This is a detailed 1/48 scale model created by the renowned company CMK, which specializes in precise historical miniatures. This miniature is designed for history enthusiasts and modelers interested in the medieval period: it is ideal for complementing dioramas depicting English military forces during the late Middle Ages.

The figure is made of premium plastic, ensuring the durability of details and ease of processing. The model requires assembly and painting—glue and paints are not included, allowing you to choose your preferred finishing style. The set includes a knight in classic plate armor, holding a sword and a shield decorated with a historical pattern. The manufacturer has accurately recreated elements of weaponry and period equipment details—features such as armor joints, shield grips, and helmet parts will impress even experienced modelers.

• Scale: 1/48
• Country of model's origin: England
• Historical period: Middle Ages, 14th–15th century
• The model represents a knight from the late stage of the Hundred Years' War (1337-1453), one of the key European conflicts of the Middle Ages. Knights of this type participated in famous battles such as Agincourt (1415) and Crecy (1346).
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Category: plastic model kit – historical figure
• An excellent choice both for collectors and those building historical dioramas

We especially recommend this product to intermediate and advanced modelers interested in the medieval era and building realistic historical dioramas. The difficulty level is estimated at 2/5—the model consists of several precise parts that require careful assembly and painting but should present no difficulty for those experienced in figure modeling. Thanks to its exceptional detail and historical accuracy, CMK F48271 English knight with a sword 1/48 will be a significant addition to any model collection related to medieval English military history.