Product Description
[Create a 1/72 scale model of America during the Wild West era]
In 2026, the United States will mark the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
The history of the American West features many figures who are well-known from Western films and other media.
William Frederick Cody (1846-1917), also known as Buffalo Bill, was active as a military scout and showman for shows with a Western theme.
Kit Carson (1809-1868) was a figure known as an explorer, guide, and military officer in the American West.
David Crockett (1786-1836) is also known for losing his life in the Battle of the Alamo during the Texas Revolutionary War.
[About the model]
The model is a set of figures reproduced in 1/72 scale.
The collection includes historical figures well-known from Westerns, such as Buffalo Bill, Kit Carson, and David Crockett, as well as models of Native Americans, buffalo, horses, donkeys, dogs, bears, and other animals.
• The number of parts is 122.
The appeal lies in the diverse and dynamic poses, including figures mounted on horseback with guns, kneeling with guns, fighting bears, Native Americans on horseback with bows, and figures wielding axes and spears.
Furthermore, a boat made by hollowing out a log was also recreated.
This set allows you to enjoy scenes from the American Wild West era by combining various people and animals.
[Main Features]
- Recreates American Wild West figures in 1/72 scale.
- Modeled after American heroes of the American West, such as Buffalo Bill, and Native Americans.
- Includes animals such as buffalo, horses, donkeys, and bears.
- The action-packed poses, such as holding a bow and arrow or a gun, are also a major draw.
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Product Specifications
- Item code
- GM02503
- JAN code
- 0090843025032
Purchase Information
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