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Bullyland 80683 Indianer mit Beil

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$3.31 $4.8 In stock

Dieser Indianer hält sein Beil, ein sogenannter Tomahawk, in den Händen. Der Tomahawk war ursprünglich eine Wurfkeule, welche sich aber später zu einem Allzweckwerkzeug entwickelte. Oft wird das Werkzeug als reine Handwaffe zum Werfen angesehen. Dabei war er neben dem Holz hacken auch sonst vielseitig verwendbar. Häufig diente er als Geschenk und auch seine symbolische Wirkung


war von Bedeutung. Je nachdem ob man dem Gegenüber den Griff oder die Axtklinge zeigte, bedeutete es Streit oder Frieden.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe U. ★★★★★

The detail on the war club is really impressive—you can see the wood grain and the feathers from the headdress are separate pieces. It stands perfectly on my shelf next to the other figures.

Jason Q. ★★★★★

The tomahawk's sculpted handle fits snugly in the figure's hand, and the detailed feather in the headdress really stands out. My son loves acting out historical scenes with this one in his collection.

Elizabeth Y. ★★★★★

The pose with the tomahawk raised gives this figure a real sense of action, and the detail on the handle is surprisingly crisp. It stands steady on its base, so it displays well without tipping over.