16126 Native American Warrior Advancing Crouched Down K&C Berlin '38 Mounted Knight w/Axe

Mounted Knight w/Axe

the oil paint creating a protective surface encased by the linseed oil and pigments

In the late 18th century the National Eagle became ubiquitous and was emblazoned on everything from banners to buttons and was also affixed to military drums

the squad leader

Young’s flag throughout the rest of the war

16126 Native American Warrior Advancing Crouched Down K&C Berlin '38 Mounted Knight w/AxeNative American war parties were often small and traveled great distances, often through territory not well recorded by Europeans. Stealth was a trait learned from the elders for hunting game in the forest that proved to be just as valuable in warfare. The tried European military doctrine of the time required men to stand straight and form into columns and lines to work as a group, something the virgin forests of North America did not facilitate. It