NEW PRODUCT: COOMODEL: 1/6 Empire Series-Frederick I [Alloy Standard Edition SE107/Pure Copper Collector's Edition SE108/Throne/War Horse]

COOMODEL 1/6 SE107 Empire Series-Frederick I (Alloy Standard Edition)
Bar code: 6971242121706

configuration list:
-Planting beard head sculpt
-Super movable body
-6 replacement hands
-2 plastic armour hands
-2 metal armor hands
Clothing and armor:
-White shirt
-Red trousers
-Chain mail
-Red Cross Tabard
-Genuine leather belt
-Alloy Crown Helmet (Crown Pure Copper)
-A pair of alloy arm armor
-A pair of alloy wrist armors
-A pair of alloy lion pattern leg armor
-A pair of mail boots
-A pair of alloy foot armor
-Red trim cloak

arms:
-Copper long pass
-Copper scabbard
-Red shield with three lions pattern

Accessories:
-Black round bottom bracket

COOMODEL 1/6 SE107 SERIES OF EMPIRES-FRIEDRICH I (STANDARD ALLOY VERSION)
BARCODE: 6971242121706

The 1/6 Scale Friedrich I (Standard Ver.) Action Figure Specially Features:
-One (1) head sculpt with fabric beard
-One (1) super active body
-Six (6) pieces of interchangeable palms
-Four (4) pieces of gloved plams

Costumes and Armors:
-One (1) white shirt
-One (1) pair of red pants
-One (1) chain armor
-One (1) red robe with yellow cross
-One (1) leather belt
-One (1) alloy crown helmet
-One (1) pair of alloy vambraces
-One (1) pair of alloy wrist armors
-One (1) pair of alloy lion cuisses
-One (1) pair of chain-armored shoes
-One (1) pair of alloy foot armors
-One (1) red cloak with gold edges

Weapons:
-One (1) alloy sword
-One (1) scabbard
-One (1) alloy Three-lion shield

Accessory:
-One (1) black figure stand















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COOMODEL 1/6 SE108 Empire Series-Frederick I (Pure Copper Collector's Edition)
Barcode: 6971242121713

configuration list:
-Planting beard head sculpt
-Super movable body
-6 replacement hands
-2 pure copper hands
-2 plastic hands

Clothing and armor:
-White shirt
-Red trousers
-Chain mail
-Red Cross Tabard
-Genuine leather belt
-Pure copper crown helmet
-Pure copper beast print helmet
-A pair of pure copper patterned shoulder armor
-A pair of pure copper patterned arm armor
-A pair of pure copper wrist armor
-A pair of pure copper lion pattern leg armor
-A pair of mail boots
-A pair of pure copper foot armor
-Red trim cloak

arms:
-Copper long pass
-Copper scabbard
-Red shield with three lions pattern
-Pure copper patterned round shield

Accessories:
-Black round bottom bracket

COOMODEL 1/6 SE108 SERIES OF EMPIRES-FRIEDRICH I (EXCLUSIVE COPPER VERSION)
BARCODE: 6971242121713

The 1/6 Scale Friedrich I (Exclusive Ver.) Action Figure Specially Features:
-One (1) head sculpt with fabric beard
-One (1) super active body
-Six (6) pieces of interchangeable palms
-Four (2) pieces of copper gloved plams
-Four (2) pieces of gloved plams

Costumes and Armors:
-One (1) white shirt
-One (1) pair of red pants
-One (1) chain armor
-One (1) red robe with yellow cross
-One (1) leather belt
-One (1) copper crown helmet
-One (1) monster-curved copper helmet
-One (1) pair of curved copper shoulder armors
-One (1) pair of curved copper arm armors
-One (1) pair of copper wrist armors
-One (1) pair of copper lion cuisses
-One (1) pair of chain-armored shoes
-One (1) pair of copper foot armors
-One (1) red cloak with gold edges

Weapons:
-One (1) copper sword
-One (1) scabbard
-One (1) alloy Three-lion shield
-One (1) curved copper round shield

Accessory:
-One (1) black figure stand
























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COOMODEL 1/6 SE111 SERIES OF EMPIRES - GRIFFIN THRONE
BARCODE: 6971242121744

The Polystone-made Throne Specially Features：
- Curved Canopy
- Wood Throne
- One pair of Griffin Statues
- Brick Ground







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COOMODEL 1/6 SE112 SERIES OF EMPIRES - PERCHERON HORSE
BARCODE: 6971242121751

The Percheron Horse Set Specially Features：
- One (1) white Percheron horse
- One (1) suit of red horse mask and coat
- One (1) saddle pad
- One (1) saddle with stirrups
- One (1) bridle







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Nein, danke. At first I thought they had created a fantasy Richard the Lionheart (r. 1189-1199) instead of a fantasy Friedrich Barbarossa (r. 1152-1190). Then I saw what they were doing. It is a fine fantasy medieval-ish king, but a very poor historical representation. Even partial plate armor belongs later (something they love to forget), and that baroque fiction armor could only have existed (if ever), after the Renaissance. The helmet seems nice for adding a crown, but it is of a later type too. The hideous bat-winged fish-headed helmet seems more at home on the Flash Gordon movie set. The throne is beautiful but would be more at home among the elves in Middle Earth. The heraldic imagery is off. The earliest heraldic crest preserved for Friedrich's family, the Hohenstaufen, from slightly after Friedrich's death, was a single lion ("leopard" in heraldic terminology), not three (they do appear later, but are far more familiar as the crest of England). Moreover, Friedrich would have displayed the imperial emblem he popularized, a heraldic eagle (at this point still single-headed, the double-headed one apparently appeared under his grandson Friedrich II). Maybe the tunic is ok? I like the head sculpt. Long story short, if you get it, get it as a random fantasy king, not what it purports to be.

Yeahhh. An odd figure, for sure. I didn't comment on it straight away because I had no idea if it was supposed to be based on some weird movie I might have missed, or if it was supposed to be the actual historical figure. Seeing as it's supposed to be the latter, then....eep.

I guess the headsculpt is kinda neat. Though certainly not worth getting the whole set for....

I kinda like this. Not as a historical figure but as something I can use for bashing. I like the gauntlets the most but the headsculpt is pretty sweet.

If their "perchero" is based on a percheron horse then it is a draft horse, not a warhorse. They never existed until the roads started to improve in the 18th century when they needed larger breeds to pull carriages.

I’m getting Anson Mount vibes from the head sculpt.

GubernatorFan wrote:Nein, danke. At first I thought they had created a fantasy Richard the Lionheart (r. 1189-1199) instead of a fantasy Friedrich Barbarossa (r. 1152-1190). Then I saw what they were doing. It is a fine fantasy medieval-ish king, but a very poor historical representation. Even partial plate armor belongs later (something they love to forget), and that baroque fiction armor could only have existed (if ever), after the Renaissance. The helmet seems nice for adding a crown, but it is of a later type too. The hideous bat-winged fish-headed helmet seems more at home on the Flash Gordon movie set. The throne is beautiful but would be more at home among the elves in Middle Earth. The heraldic imagery is off. The earliest heraldic crest preserved for Friedrich's family, the Hohenstaufen, from slightly after Friedrich's death, was a single lion ("leopard" in heraldic terminology), not three (they do appear later, but are far more familiar as the crest of England). Moreover, Friedrich would have displayed the imperial emblem he popularized, a heraldic eagle (at this point still single-headed, the double-headed one apparently appeared under his grandson Friedrich II). Maybe the tunic is ok? I like the head sculpt. Long story short, if you get it, get it as a random fantasy king, not what it purports to be.

Thanks GF for the much needed info! Surely Barbarossa should have a red beard? Having said that I rather like this figure for - as you say - a purely fantasy knight. The headsculpt looks great for another project I have in mind.

I love your Flash Gordon jibe! I laughed when I read that. So true!

JohnByng wrote:Thanks GF for the much needed info! Surely Barbarossa should have a red beard? Having said that I rather like this figure for - as you say - a purely fantasy knight. The headsculpt looks great for another project I have in mind.

I love your Flash Gordon jibe! I laughed when I read that. So true!

Welcome. And thank you. Yes, Barbarossa should be red-bearded; this looks brownish to me, but maybe it is their idea of reddish.

Speaking of Flash Gordon, weren't they supposed to make the guy?

GubernatorFan wrote:

JohnByng wrote:Thanks GF for the much needed info! Surely Barbarossa should have a red beard? Having said that I rather like this figure for - as you say - a purely fantasy knight. The headsculpt looks great for another project I have in mind.

I love your Flash Gordon jibe! I laughed when I read that. So true!

Welcome. And thank you. Yes, Barbarossa should be red-bearded; this looks brownish to me, but maybe it is their idea of reddish.

Speaking of Flash Gordon, weren't they supposed to make the guy?

Big Chief made the 80s Flash and Ming the Merciless.

Go Hero released a 1/6 scale Buster Crabbe 1930s movie serial version Flash Gordon figure circa 2010.

I agree, that helmet is strongly reminiscent of King Voltan's helmet in both the Flash Gordon serials and the 1980 movie.

Stryker2011 wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:

JohnByng wrote:Thanks GF for the much needed info! Surely Barbarossa should have a red beard? Having said that I rather like this figure for - as you say - a purely fantasy knight. The headsculpt looks great for another project I have in mind.

I love your Flash Gordon jibe! I laughed when I read that. So true!

Welcome. And thank you. Yes, Barbarossa should be red-bearded; this looks brownish to me, but maybe it is their idea of reddish.

Speaking of Flash Gordon, weren't they supposed to make the guy?

Big Chief made the 80s Flash and Ming the Merciless.

Not released yet, isn't it?

I'll probably try to part out that sword, if it turns out well.

Not yet, Valiarde.

I want parts of Ming for a nice bash