Capt. Nathan Brittles Another, fine addition to our ‘John Ford Cavalry’ series this one depicts a character from “She Wore A Yellow Ribbon”. As you can see this officer is wearing his cavalry coat and cape and stands ready with both pistol and sword. 43,99 EUR
The Pike Bishop Gang In the climactic scene of the movie Pike Bishop (Willian Holden) leads three of his gang, “Dutch’ Engstrom, (Ernest Borgnine) and two brothers, Lyle and Tector Gorch (Warren Oates and Ben Johnson) to bring back another member of their gang who has been held and tortured by a rebel Mexican General. This leads to the final ‘shoot-out’ which is one of the bloodiest in film history. But before that there is the long tension-filled sequence where the gang make their way, guns in hand, towards the General’s headquarters. This is the image we’ve chosen to portray ... Now you’ve seen the figures ... Go watch the movie again or see it for the first time. - See more at: http://www.kingandcountry.com/pike-bishop-gang-p-10452.html#sthash.Dj5uHWeM.dpuf 186,66 EUR
Bugler John Martin Corporal / Bugler John Martin, was an Italian-American soldier who was attached to Custer’s force that attacked the great Indian village on the Little Big Horn. Just prior to the fateful charge Custer sent Martin back to Captain Benteen urging him to bring forward reinforcements and more ammunition. That lone mission undoubtedly saved Martin’s life as Custer and the rest of his 210 man command perished in the coming battle. - See more at: http://www.kingandcountry.com/bugler-john-martin-p-9965.html#sthash.XLUSSTrz.dpuf 40,00 EUR
Captain Frederick Benteen One of the most controversial figures of the battle… He and his command were supposed to ride to Custer’s aid… He held back, preferring to support Major Marcus Reno’s beleaguered position than ride forward to almost certain death with Custer. - See more at: http://www.kingandcountry.com/captain-frederick-benteen-p-9963.html#sthash.Y50h1I8e.dpuf 40,00 EUR
Errol Flynn’s Custer And now we mix ‘fact’ and ‘fiction’ with this figure of swashbuckling Errol Flynn as he appeared in the classic 1941 Warner Brothers Movie, “They Died With Their Boots On”. This highly fictionalized life of George Armstrong Custer climaxes at the Battle of the Little Big Horn with Flynn /Custer dressed in his buckskin jacket (and being the last man standing) as the Sioux and Cheyenne warriors prepare to make their final charge. And that’s how we show him. 37,33 EUR
Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer The commander of the famous 7th Cavalry and already a hero from the Civil War. Custer together with 210 of his men would perish on and around "Last Stand Hill" just above the Little Bighorn river. Here we show him wearing buckskin trousers with a decorative blue shirt and colourful red neckerchief. In his hands a pair of matching Royal Irish Constabularly revolvers. 33,33 EUR
Major Marcus Reno At the same time Custer and his men attacked the great Indian village, Reno and his troops were supposed to mount their own diversionary attack on a different part of the village. Forced to retreat to up above the village the attackers soon found themselves under attack from all sides. As stated earlier Benteen now joined them to reinforce their position. Reno’s career and military career suffered a similar fate to Benteen. - See more at: http://www.kingandcountry.com/major-marcus-reno-p-9964.html#sthash.8u0epzyJ.dpuf 100,00 EUR
Lieutenant Cooke This dramatic figure of the Seventh Cavalry's Regimental Adjutant portrays the wounded Cooke just as he is about to fire his revolver. The buckskin-clad Cooke was easily recognized by his long side whiskers and straw hat. 32,00 EUR
Crow Scout "Curly" “Curly” (1856-1926) was a Crow Scout during the Sioux Wars...Although he did not fight in the battle, he watched it develop and was the first to report Custer’s disastrous encounter with the Sioux and Cheyenne. Here, we show him, wearing a corporal’s uniform jacket and carrying an army carbine. - See more at: http://www.kingandcountry.com/crow-scout-curly-p-9009.html#sthash.mW6R1wAQ.dpuf 46,66 EUR