Old West / Native Americans: Canoe with crew

5 x colonial soldiers (17th century):
Officer, Sergant and 3 soldiers.
Two Indians paddling.
Plug-in figures for individual sticking in the canoe. Many variations are possible!
Very suitable for the early colonization of North America. English soldiers in a canoe under Myles Standish in 1650 in the coastal region of North America pushed the colonization of Europeans.
Engraver Romund.

The European colonial powers behaved differently towards the Indian peoples. This is illustrated by the example of French and English colonial policy. The French met the friendly Indians with gifts and trade, the English tried to expand their influence in North America thanks to treaties with Indian peoples. Both powers did not hesitate to go to war against hostile Indians if they saw their expansion hindered by Indian peoples. The group can also be used for the American colonies of France, Spain and Holland.

Series list for 203/100/9
No. 203-i71b (1x) Indian: English colonial sergeant. Insert for canoe
No. 203-i71c (1x) Indian: English colonial soldier with sword. Inserter for canoe
No. 203-i71d (1x) Indian: English colonial soldier w.musket. Inserter for canoe
No. 203-i71e (1x) Indian: English colonial soldier with musket. Inserter for Kan
No. 203-i50 (1x) Indian: Canoe for insertion (crew)
No. 203-i51 (1x) Indian: Indian, rowing. Canoe for crew
No. 203-i52 (1x) Indian: Indian, rowing. Insert for canoe
No. 203-i71a (1x) Indian: English colonial officer. Insert for canoe