Master Box 1/35 Enemy Movement Report Indian Wars Series XVIII Century Kit No 3
1/35 Enemy Movement Report Indian Wars Series XVIII Century Kit No 3 by Master Box delivers a detailed historical figure scene for 1/35 scale model dioramas, military hobby displays and scale model collections.
Featuring:
- Historical Scene: Depicts a mounted British officer receiving information from an Indigenous scout about enemy movements.
- 1/35 Scale Figures: Includes two figures and a horse for an authentic 18th-century display scene.
- Detailed Plastic Kit: Unassembled and unpainted injection-moulded plastic parts allow you to build and finish the scene to your preferred style.
Technical Specifications:
- Scale: 1/35
- Manufacturer: Master Box
- Model: 35217 Indian Wars Series, XVIII Century, Kit No 3, Enemy Movement Report
- Material: Injection-moulded plastic
- Assembly: Required
- Paint/Glue: Required (not included)
- Figures Included: Yes, 2 figures and 1 horse
Perfect for: Historical figure modellers, scale model enthusiasts and hobbyists creating 18th-century North American dioramas, military displays or Wild West themed collections.
Why this kit matters
Master Box's Enemy Movement Report forms part of its Indian Wars Series, which explores historical scenes from 18th-century North America. The kit depicts a mounted British officer receiving a report from an Indigenous scout, creating a compact scene with a clear narrative for a historical diorama.
The 18th century saw complex relationships between Indigenous nations and European powers in North America, including alliances, trade and warfare. The French and Indian War, fought from 1754 to 1763, formed part of the wider Seven Years' War and involved British and French forces alongside Indigenous allies. This model kit gives hobbyists a way to represent the period through detailed figures and a horse in 1/35 scale.
How to use it
Build using modelling tools to remove, clean and prepare the plastic parts, then assemble the figures and horse using modelling glue and paint the finished scene. Display it as part of a historical diorama or alongside other 1/35 scale model kits.
This is a plastic model kit. Assembly, paint, and glue are required. It is not a toy.