16131 Ambush Set, No.3 Two Native Warriors Behind Rocky Outcropping W. Britain Regiments A Cheyenne ‘Dog Soldier’ ready

A Cheyenne ‘Dog Soldier’ ready to take on Custer’s 7th Cavalry or maybe just acting as a scout for a marauding War Party

20168 - Natal Carbineer Dismounted No

45 caliber

New Jersey

This classic razor-back ‘Mustang’ is painted in ‘Shangri La’s’ exact colour scheme and markings and boasts 21 ‘kill’ markings on a white scroll beneath the cockpit

16131 Ambush Set, No.3 Two Native Warriors Behind Rocky Outcropping W. Britain Regiments A Cheyenne ‘Dog Soldier’ readyAmbush Set, No. 3 Two Native Warriors Behind Rocky Outcropping An ambush along any well used track was always a possibility on the early frontier, and the Native people had a clear advantage of knowing every curve and rise that might be used to their advantage. Many hard lessons were learned by European officers. Forward thinking ones employed local scouts as a screen for any expeditions into unsettled areas. The realities of frontier conditions