Mounted medieval rider for diorama — single master file Overview This piece is a generic medieval-era mounted rider seated on a caparisoned horse. The rider wears a close-fitting head covering and a short-sleeved overgarment; hands are posed on the reins. The horse is covered by a cloth caparison that drapes in panels and carries low-relief geometric ornamentation. The composition is ideal as a vignette on display shelves, layouts, or tabletop scenes where a historical mounted character is required. What you receive - One master file provided at . Miniature Reality provides a single master; to change scale, uniformly scale the master file in your slicer (scale factor = 87 / target_denominator). Example: to reach , multiply by 87/48 (≈1.8125). Why hobbyists choose this piece - Versatile pose: the seated, relaxed posture works as a character figure or a supporting mounted unit in historical scenes. - Decorative caparison: the patterned cloth covering adds visual interest and reads well at higher resolutions. - Good for practice: facial and textile details are appropriate for painters looking to practice washes and drybrushing. Print and finishing notes - Inspect the file before printing. Thin elements such as the reins and narrow drapery folds may be fragile at very small output sizes; consider reinforcing or printing at higher resolution for display-quality results. - No broad display base is included in the legacy file; add a small scenic base for stability in dioramas or layouts. Provenance This is a legacy import preserved from an automated export and is presented as a generic medieval-inspired subject without verified historical attribution. If you need a checked conversion or test prints for fit on your layout, contact Miniature Reality support for custom services.