Ritterschlag....means to knight someone...there is no real literal translation of the word Ritterschlag..it´s the action when the person kneeling gets the sord put on their shoulder and he gets the Ritterschlag (you know this, I am just trying to be clear ;-) ) he is Knighted.

A knight!!!

Definitively a knight



btw, I got mine just like this one at the video. And you aren't allowed to return the faceslap. This is the last you have to take, from now on you are a knight. It was a very proud moment to me.

It would be nice to see more knight with this kinds of helmets:

Definately a Male knight, not being sexist or anything but the figure could be used on a battle field (knighting happend anywhere) and it would be less likely that a female character would be involved...Mind you...if the one doing the knighting was in armour and a spare female head was to be supplied....

but we need the females after the knighting

Well, I've remembered what figure could be useful for many of us - the Pope!

Good suggestions.

A fat uggly lady that throw out shit from a second window.
And a man/soldier that is under and wonder " wy me god?"

Arches that string there bows.

Carpenter that work whit a shield or blacksmith that make a sword.

Bandit ambush
Perhaps a cowar nobility that hide/ behind ore under somthing!


Servant that helps a knight dress up for battle.
Perhaps servant that put on armour on horse to

Cheering crowd for the existing Medieval jousting game.
http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/ShowFeature.aspx?id=6

Drunk soldiers/men
Pherhaps laughing men that twisting of laughs

Training soldiers in the sword of combat
Perhaps archers training and get instruction from one master.

Recruiting party and family is in sorrow, of the prodigal son.

I´ve seen a nice scene in Lord of the rings some time ago: Some knights/soldiers going to war while their women say good bye to them, maybe crying, and one woman could give a knight a flower or something... would be a very emotional scene...

Like the one I mean at the second page? *g*

Zitat

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some knights or warriors riding out of town to a fight while their woman cries and hold the feet feet or clothes of the knights because they don't want to let them go

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I was inspirated by the same scene. I see we think the same, hehe

Perhaps the knight's from Monty Python Holy Grail
Whit the servant whit coconuts

Oh a Trebuche packed to a wagon!

A preist with ye holy handgrenade!!
peasants at work...plowing, tossing hay...etc