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Jan Wolski “Winged Hussar”
Magnetic Metal Figure • Polish Winged Hussar • Historical Warrior Collectible
A Knight Who Earns His Own Glory```
Jan Wolski was born into an old noble family with roots tracing back to an eastern branch of Roland’s lineage. But he never wanted to live on his ancestor’s reputation.
For Jan, a family name can be inherited, but honor must be earned. After joining the Polish Winged Hussars, he chose to stand among other knights and prove himself through every charge.
His story connects an old tradition of knightly honor with the distinctive cavalry culture of 17th-century Poland.
``` ```What’s to Love🪽 Iconic Winged Hussar Design
Inspired by the Polish Winged Hussars, with distinctive wings, cavalry armor, lance pennant, and a strong mounted-warrior presence.
⚔️ Three Weapons
Includes a Winged Hussar lance, curved saber, and firearm. Together they reflect the different stages of cavalry combat.
🧲 Magnetic Construction
Interchangeable magnetic components allow the figure to be handled, adjusted, and displayed in different configurations.
✝️ Three Honor Marks
Three cross-shaped marks at the waist symbolize knightly identity, battlefield achievement, and the values passed down through generations.
``` ```Weapons & Details Winged Hussar Lance
Designed for cavalry charges, balancing reach, handling, and impact. The long pennant adds a distinctive visual element during the charge.
Curved Saber
A close-combat weapon with a horse-head handle and Sarmatian-inspired scrollwork.
Firearm
Reflects the combination of firearms and traditional weapons used by cavalry during the 17th century.
``` ```Product Details Character Jan Wolski “Winged Hussar” Official Archive No. EU-X02-E-02 Height Approx. 95 mm Weight Approx. 68 g Type Magnetic Modular Metal Figure ``` A Story of Earned Honor
The legacy may be inherited.
The honor is not.
Jan Wolski chooses to earn his own.
