The model depicts a figure based on characters who inhabited the territories of the Western United States in the second half of the 19th century. The Gold Rush, one of the symbols of the American Wild West, especially occurred between 1848 and 1899 (including the Gold Rushes in California and Alaska). Gold prospectors played a key role in the colonization of previously unknown lands, and their stories have become legendary, known from many tales, books, and western films.

• Model scale: 1/35 – ideal for combining with dioramas and other Master Box sets and vehicle models in the same scale.
• Country of use: United States of America.
• Historical period: Wild West, 1848-1899 (the era of the gold rush, the interwar period in North America, the age of the western).
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene), ensuring ease of assembly, processing, and painting.
• Accessories: the set includes rich equipment for the prospector – a shovel, a gold panning sieve, and realistically rendered clothing details.
• Category: Plastic scale model figurine for assembly.
• Product advantages: perfect details, dynamic pose, historical authenticity, easy integration with a western diorama or your own themed project.
• Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – a kit recommended for both beginner and intermediate modelers interested in American history and figure models.

Master Box 35233 The Wild West. Adventures Series, kit No. 1. Gold-digger is an excellent choice for all history enthusiasts, diorama lovers, and collectors of models related to the Wild West. The model allows for creative painting and individual scene arrangement, encouraging exploration of the gold rush era. Hassle-free assembly, excellent detail quality, and precisely made parts make the figure a great start for a larger western collection or an impressive highlight in a historical diorama.