King John of England – 13th Century Medieval Monarch
This miniature represents King John of England (1166–1216), one of the most historically significant and complex monarchs of medieval Europe. Often remembered for his conflict with the nobility and the signing of the Magna Carta in 1215, King John’s reign reshaped the balance of power between the crown and its subjects — a legacy that influenced constitutional law for centuries.
Depicted in royal attire and chainmail befitting a medieval king, this figure captures both the authority and the turbulent era of John’s rule — a time of shifting alliances, crusades, political intrigue, and feudal transformation.
The miniature is cast in high-quality white metal (tin) and hand-painted with artist-grade acrylics. Subtle shading, layered highlights, and controlled contrast emphasize cloth, armor, and character expression. Mounted on a finished display base, it is ready for exhibition.
Features
Scale: 54mm (1:32)
Material: White metal / tin
Painting: Hand-painted (artist-grade technique)
Finish: Sealed with durable matte varnish
Base: Included (display-ready)
Condition: Unique, one-of-a-kind piece
Ideal For:
Medieval and English royal history enthusiasts
Historical miniature and tin soldier collectors
Display shelves, dioramas, and curated collections
Unique handcrafted gift items
Each figure is painted individually — no duplicates exist.
