Woodland Indians (Plastic Box)

Woodland Indian Tribes

The Indian tribes themselves were not in agreement and were divided on whether to participate in a war or try to maintain peace.

As with most difficult-to-understand conflicts, old alliances, promises, bribes, and revenge are the strongest motives for which side to join.

Most of the Indian tribes decided to fight with the British forces, who paid them well to attack American units and military installations. Armed with muskets and tomahawks, and with their excellent knowledge of the surroundings, Indians repeatedly inflicted devastating losses on all warring parties and people before disappearing back into the forests.

The box contains the following plastic miniatures:

• 24 Woodland Indians with a wide variety of equipment and
• weaponry.
• 2 pages of background and assembly instructions

The miniatures are supplied unpainted.