Travel back to the 1840s Wild West, where stagecoaches were vital for mail delivery and passenger transport across rugged terrains. These iconic Concord coaches, pulled by teams of horses, played a key role in connecting frontier towns during America’s westward expansion. Experience this historic legacy with our authentic replica!
Step into the heart of the 1848 Wild West with the Artesanía Latina Stage Coach Replica, a museum-quality 1:12 scale wooden kit designed for enthusiasts and collectors. This meticulously crafted model captures the essence of a bygone era with:
Whether you're a seasoned model builder or a history buff, this kit offers an engaging assembly experience and a breathtaking centerpiece for your collection. Don’t miss out—order now and relive the legend of the stagecoach trail!
Scale: 1:12
Length without horses: 575mm (22” 41/64)
Length with 4 horses: 830mm (32” 43/64)
Width: 200mm (7” 7/8)
Height without figurines: 230mm (9” 1/16)
Height with figurines: 265mm (10” 7/16)
Construction type: Primarily wooden with a sturdy frame and body
Decoration: Painted. Paint set not included, sold separately.
Exquisitely decorated interior featuring plush faux-leather seats.
Spacious windows adorned with elegant curtains and fully functional opening doors.
Intricate water decals adorning the side panels and doors, adding authentic detail.
A fully functional suspension and braking system, ensuring a realistic and smooth stagecoach ride.
A rugged luggage rack atop the roof, packed with authentic-looking belongings for a true Wild West journey.
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Elevate your build with optional upgrades, including intricately detailed figurines and an advanced lighting system.
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The Stagecoach: A Pillar of the Wild West
Conquest The stagecoach, an iconic symbol of the 19th-century American frontier, played a pivotal role in the conquest and settlement of the West. Emerging in the 1840s, these horse-drawn vehicles were designed for long-distance travel, carrying passengers, mail, and goods across rugged terrains where railroads had yet to reach.
Origins and Design
Inspired by European coaches, the American stagecoach was adapted for the harsh conditions of the frontier. Built with sturdy wooden frames, leather suspensions, and reinforced wheels, models like the Concord and Overland coaches could withstand the rough trails. Companies such as Wells Fargo and the Butterfield Overland Mail pioneered their use, establishing routes from the Mississippi River to California.
Role in Expansion
Stagecoaches were instrumental in connecting the East to the burgeoning West. They facilitated the movement of settlers, gold prospectors, and supplies during the California Gold Rush (1848–1855) and the Oregon Trail migration. Mail services, including the U.S. Pony Express, relied on stagecoach networks to deliver critical communications, fostering economic growth and military coordination.
Challenges and Legacy
Travel was perilous, with threats from bandits, Native American resistance, and natural obstacles. Despite this, stagecoaches symbolized resilience, carrying the dreams of a nation westward. By the 1860s, the transcontinental railroad began to overshadow them, but their legacy endured, shaping the mythology of the Wild West as depicted in literature and film.
The stagecoach remains a testament to the grit and ambition that fueled the conquest of the American West.
HMS VICTORY Trafalgar 1805 - ANATOMY Version - 1:84 Wooden Scale Model
* This is not a toy. Not suitable for children under 14 years old due to small parts. Adult supervision required.
