Historically accurate armor and heraldry: Ensures authenticity for collectors and educational displays
Hand-painted matte finish: Provides a realistic and detailed appearance
Dynamic weapon display: Features Sir William Wallace holding a ball and chain flail for visual impact
Preassembled and mounted: Ready for immediate display or integration into dioramas
Collector's box packaging: Protects the model during storage and transport
Summarized by Shop
On 11 September 1297 the Scots did not beat the English army at Stirling — they beat the bridge. The crossing was broad enough for only two horsemen abreast, and it would have taken John de Warenne's nine thousand men hours to file across it. So the Scots waited on the high ground and let them come, until perhaps two thousand had reached