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1:35 Enemy Movement Report. Indian Wars Series, XVIII century. Kit No. 3

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AVAILABLE MB35217 MASTER BOX 1:35
€13.50

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The Indian Wars (1622 – 1890) are a series of colonial wars between the indigenous people of North America, and in particular the USA, with the colonizers of the lands they inhabit. The Indian Wars encompass not only the Native American wars with the United States, but also the earlier wars with white settlers on the continent.

The wars cover the period from the beginning of American colonization to the Battle of Undid Knee Creek, followed by the closing of the frontier (the American Indian border) in December 1890. As a result of the Indian Wars, the indigenous people of the American continent were forcibly settled in the so-called Indian reservations or subjected to forced assimilation. As a result of the Indian wars between 1775 and 1890, about 45 thousand Indians and 19 thousand whites were killed in about 40 armed conflicts.

Additional Information

Article No MB35217
Article No of Manufacturer 35217
Аvailability AVAILABLE
Colour For colouring
Scale 1:35
Manufacturer MASTER BOX
Brand No
Series MASTER BOX - Indian War Series
EAN 4820113082368
Material Polystyrene (plastic).
Epoch XVIII Century
Age recommendation Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Package content:

Plastic scale model kit made of polystyrene, an exact detailed replica of the real model.

Assembly instructions and decals included (water adhesive decals) The model comes unassembled and unpainted and requires glue and paints to be finished. Unless stated on the box the kit does not contain paints, glue, and brushes.

Additional products:

You can find the necessary paints and spraysglues and decal softenersprimers, surfacers and puttiestoolsbrushes in Modeling materials.

For further detailing such you can find various photo-etched parts and resin details.