Strelets – M160 – Seminole Warriors

Description:

Unpainted plastic soldiers in 1/72 scale depicting Seminole warriors, a Native American nation settled in today’s northern Florida during 1700 when was still a Spanish colonial possession. In the early 1800 tensions between Seminoles and the now independent United States settlers escalated cross-border skirmishes into the First Seminole War (1816). The conflict between Seminole and the United States spawned till 1858 when all the Seminole population was already reallocated or killed except few.

Box contains 56 figures in 14 poses, a four equal sprue format as the sprue shown below. This is the first set in 1/72 scale ever devoted to Seminole Wars, the longest and deadly of the American Indian Wars.

Figures seems to have a bit soft detail, poses are common action poses, all are using fire arms.