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Next to “Sitting Bull”, probably the most famous of the Sioux war chiefs was Crazy Horse. An Oglala Lakota he took up arms against the U.S. government because of their...
$ 59.00
Proudly wearing a buffalo head dress (complete with horns) this running Sioux brave carries his war shield, club and….a U.S. Army revolver.
$ 129.00
A mounted Cheyenne “Dog Soldier” brandishing a captured Cavalry pistol and carrying his war shield.
$ 129.00
This well-known chief reins in his pony as he gets ready to fire.
$ 129.00
One of the Sioux’s most noted war-chiefs “Rain-In-The-Face” was a Lakota and famous among the tribe for his fighting ability and leadership. Here he is riding into battle, with his...
$ 129.00
A mounted Arapaho ally of the Sioux and Cheyenne at the battle he gallops forward eager to come to grips with the hated “Long Knives”.
$ 129.00
Reynolds had been a trader...a buffalo hunter and many other things before he became one of Custer’s guides and scouts. The night before the battle he had a premonition of...
$ 59.00
A kneeling warrior complete with buffalo head dress and a captured cavalry carbine.
$ 100.00
A sitting wounded Indian with warshield and Winchester repeating rifle. From someone, somewhere he has acquired an old Confederate Army tunic.
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One of the youngest participants in the battle… just 13… but with bow and arrow and ready to fight for his tribe and family.
$ 45.00
One of the most controversial figures of the battle… He and his command were supposed to ride to Custer’s aid… He held back, preferring to support Major Marcus Reno’s beleaguered...
$ 99.00
One of the hated “Longknives” lies sprawled at the feet of this Apache Warrior. His cartridge belt and revolver will find a new owner!
$ 55.00
Reaching back to extract a fresh cartridge for his “Springfield” rifle.
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A lying prone Apache “takes a bead” on one of the enemy.
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As ammunition for their rifles and pistols was always in short supply each Apache rifleman had to make every shot count… They were accurate marksmen, far better than the average...
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In the climactic scene of the movie Pike Bishop (Willian Holden) leads three of his gang, "Dutch' Engstrom, (Ernest Borgnine) and two brothers, Lyle and Tector Gorch (Warren Oates and...
$ 95.00
Although these two grizzled veterans of Texas law enforcement saw more than their fair share of “Indian Fighting” neither, fortunately for them, was at the Little Bighorn on that fateful...
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"Taking Aim", The Apaches
$ 55.00
Taza (1843-1876) succeeded his father as warchief of the Chiricahuas when the latter died in 1874. A brave and resourceful warrior in his own right... He was also a skilled...
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A pair of lying prone Apache warriors observing the approach of a U.S. Cavalry patrol... As one warrior uses a pair of captured (or stolen) binoculars the other signals the...
$ 49.00
As K&C collectors already know... I love movies ... ‘war movies’ and ‘westerns’ in particular. This figure is based on a great little movie called “Chato’s Land”, starring the late...
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This is the third installment of this first release of “Buffalo Soldiers”... A black Cavalry Corporal grabs a marauding Apache around the neck as he prepares to use his pistol...
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An alternative version of an earlier release complete with captured troop guidon.
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As one warrior stands bound his captor, wearing the Cavalry corporal’s coat, stands guarding him.
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Among the Indian tribes that faced the American Army during the Indian Wars after 1865 the Apaches were often considered to be the best ‘shots’.
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A Cheyenne ‘Dog Soldier’ ready to take on Custer’s 7th Cavalry or maybe just acting as a scout for a marauding War Party. However you choose to use him he...
$ 129.00
A companion piece to TRW135... This sergeant has the colourful Regimental Standard of the 5th U.S. Cavalry... with ‘moveable’ head of course.
$ 45.00
One of Custer’s trumpeters blows a forlorn bugle in the vain hope that either Major Reno or Captain Benteen or perhaps both of them will hear the call and ride...
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Another forlorn trooper has been struck in the head by an Indian warrior’s club or tomahawk... Partially blinded by his wound he attempts to crawl to safety...
$ 45.00
This Cavalry NCO hugs the ground to make the smallest target for the Sioux and Cheyenne marksmen... Unfortunately no firing position is completely safe from Indian arrows fired up and...
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This Northern Cheyenne warrior, armed with a lance and shield helped defend the tribal lodges east of the main village on the Little Big Horn in the early stage of...
$ 129.00
A Southern Cheyenne dog soldier who has the distinction of being the warrior who actually killed Custer!
$ 129.00
A Lakota Sioux killed fighting on ‘Reno Hill’. Here we see him being shot off his horse on June 25, 1876.
$ 179.00
Here is one such example... A young warrior and his horse have misjudged their approach to an already wounded and enraged buffalo... The angry beast turns suddenly goring the horse's...
$ 129.00
Another mounted Indian prepares to dispatch the wounded buffalo with a well-aimed lance thrust deep into the animal’s body. This same warrior can also be imagined fighting at the ‘Little...