@@HistoricalBrickStudiosI can’t wait to see you make some cool crusade videos (and also I think what you called a pike men is actually a halberd not sure though)
You can do whatever you want but they're French soldiers for one thing and ibelin is in Israel so technically no but again whose really gonna say anything if it looks cool?
Excuse me, but I have a question before placing an order~🧐🙏 By any chance, isn't it from China??😆 (PS - I'm from South Korea, can you deliver it to South Korea❓❓❓)
I went to your site to see the prices, what does the CAD currency correspond to? And is the price of the minifigures per piece or does it match the image?
Thanks for checking out the store! My store prices are in Canadian Dollars (CAD). You should be able to see the minifig type and select the quantity from the dropdown menu. Usually, the minifigs are sold individually (1x) or in sets of 4 (4x). Let me know if you have any other questions!
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You should do a full medieval/ancient army showcase I would really like to see your collection
Crusaders of the holy land. I approve! 😊
I’ve been looking for kingdom of heaven Lego’s for a minute
Never thought light blue would look so good on a knight , great vid!
Thanks for watching! :)
Just got my order from your store, great mini-figs! The printing over the whole body is amazing! Thanks!
These look awesome! I love the light blue and silver color scheme
Thanks for watching! I'm a huge fan of the colors too!
Nice, can’t wait to see these and stop motion
This is amazing
Great video! Like always!
Soundtrack Stronghold btw DEUS VULT
music from Stronghold ! :)
These are really cool great video as always
Thanks for watching 👍
@@HistoricalBrickStudiosI can’t wait to see you make some cool crusade videos (and also I think what you called a pike men is actually a halberd not sure though)
can be knights of ibelin used in hundred years war mocs?
If you're valuing accuracy then i would say no but I'm not that of an expert
I'm thinking you could get away with having a handful in your English army. Their coat of arms definitely fits the color scheme of dark red and white!
You can do whatever you want but they're French soldiers for one thing and ibelin is in Israel so technically no but again whose really gonna say anything if it looks cool?
@@HistoricalBrickStudiosuh bud they were French soldiers.
Im looking to buy some have you had experience with the figs cracking?
Thanks for watching! The minifigs are built well, and I haven't experienced any cracking at all with any of them.
Excuse me, but I have a question before placing an order~🧐🙏
By any chance, isn't it from China??😆
(PS - I'm from South Korea, can you deliver it to South Korea❓❓❓)
Hey, thanks for reaching out. Yes, my suppliers warehouse is based in China, and we are able ship worldwide!
@@HistoricalBrickStudios Thank you for your reply~👍
I hope "Historical Brick Studios" thrives~~~⏩
@@청이-z5cI appreciate it, thanks my friend!
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Also these arent lego i love them im not a purist at all but theyre not lego theyre simply minifigures which is what my huge collection mostly is.
what tool did you used to cut the capes ?
I used pretty sharp siscors. I tried using an exacto knife but it didn't work well at all because of the curves.
I went to your site to see the prices, what does the CAD currency correspond to? And is the price of the minifigures per piece or does it match the image?
Thanks for checking out the store! My store prices are in Canadian Dollars (CAD). You should be able to see the minifig type and select the quantity from the dropdown menu. Usually, the minifigs are sold individually (1x) or in sets of 4 (4x). Let me know if you have any other questions!
I can pay in EURO?
@@Ioansante.Aversa I'm pretty sure you can, it will just have to convert it to my currency.
How can I change my currency?
I went to the site, I paid with paypal and paypal automatically did the rate change.@@Ioansante.Aversa