masterbox35191 Wars Model Kit, Various

The figures turn out pretty good. I am satisfied with the results. My 2nd Master box kit. This kit came with: the wounded horse, gray hat soldier, and civilian contract scout, as pictured here. Looks nice so far on a book shelf of Western History. I am working on "Apache Attack" next to be added to this ongoing project of mine.

Something different, nice kit

The pieces are poorly made. Nothing fits correctly and the connecting parts are to smooth and won't hold properly.Scuffing the smooth spots so the glue will hold better does not help because the pieces do not fit properly. I will not buy another model by Master box as they do not seem to care about the quality of their work.

thankyou for the kit

Masterbox give us again a unusal kit of figures. This Time its a Cavalry Sergeant and a Scout. Again beautifully moldeld, but this Set have some Inaccuracies and Faults.First again the Guns as i write here https://www.amazon.com/PLASTIC-MODEL-INDIAN-PLAINS-MASTER/dp/B074V8WT85/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1510148314&sr=8-2&keywords=Masterbox+indian+warshttps://www.amazon.com/Indian-Wars-Apache-Attack-Model/dp/B06XRGYRW2/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1510148314&sr=8-6&keywords=Masterbox+indian+warsThey have noting in common with the real ones...The Sergeant looks good, but the Saber should mounted on the Saddle. This was a common Practice in the Plainswars, even sometimes the Soldiers dont took them on Patrol. Also this Set is , demand on the Boxpic of the Weapons, after the Year 1873 so he would carry a Prairiebelt with Cartridgeloops, not the Cartrigdeboxes.See the pic.The Horse is good molded, beside the Detailless Saddle, this looks not like the McCllelan Saddle the Army uses.The Scout looks very hollywoodlike and here is a strange molding of the Equipment. This man has a Waterbottle and a Bag slung over each Shoulder and OVER the straps of this the Cartridgebelt.....so when he wants to get Water he must take down this Belt. Nobody would do this in Combat. And here the Revolver and the Holster looks also odd, more like a French one from WW1 than the Pictured Colt. Again see Pics of the real ones, a Springfield 45-70 and the famos Colt SSA, both Standart Arms in the periode.Well i know iam a bit of a Nutpicker here, and overall its a nice Set.

Just started making these miniatures and really like the quality and detail!