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Thanks to Mike's information, I was able to do some more in-depth research which allowed me to confirm the historical existence of these warrior headdresses... But it's true that depictions of these warriors wearing these antelope horns are rare... If anyone has any paintings to show us on this...

According to Mike's expert opinion, we are looking at a Cheyenne warrior from the "Crazy Dogs" society. The Crazy Dogs are a branch of the parent society of bowstrings but are often considered a separate society... This society, born from the fusion of the Warrior Dogs and the Wolf Warriors...

These horns intrigue me... Cheyenne, Crow, or Sioux? Which society? Could an expert shed some light on this?

I am confident about the future of the Native American figures by JJD for the year 2026... A magnificent Cheyenne cavalry is being prepared and will reinforce the 35 Sioux and Crow riders from K&C, TM, and JJD, already present in my display cases.

That war mask would be very authentic for a soldier-dog... I hope John will make it because they are often found in that society...

Oh joy! Oh happiness! Another Cheyenne! A "dog soldier" rider! I'm spoiled rotten! Overjoyed! I'm euphoric! Between "Fur Trade" and "Thunder of the Plains," my credit card is going to get a workout in 2026! I can't wait to see these creations and the others that will complement these themes...

This might be the image that inspired the sketch...

This set is superb! John should make one for "Plains Thunder" or "Fur Trade," with a trapper and a Crow; that would be truly original!

Salut Mike, je sens un grand OUI dans ta réponse concernant les Cheyennes ! Je suis à l'affût !😍🤩

Another Cheyenne! This suggests a series that could be as prolific as the Sioux one! It seems John is reviewing the different Cheyenne societies... I'll list the main ones for you: -The Fox Warrior Society (1st society) -The Coyote Warrior Society -The gun Society The Coyote Warriors and the...

I think John is being more cautious in his choice of designs. For now, we have a continuation of well-established themes like the Zulus, trappers, and Native Americans... It's a safe bet that these figures will be produced... things are normal for the moment.

This is for the year 2026

Getting better and better! The Cheyenne series looks to be just as impressive as the Sioux series! I'm thrilled!

when imagination meets reality

Bridger was a trapper, explorer, and military guide... During his adventures, he met many famous figures, such as: Kit Carson (général, guide et explorateur), Thomas Fitzpatrick (trappeur), the controversial George Armstrong Custer, Hugh Glass (trapper), William Cody (Buffalo Bill), John Frémont...

POW POW POW ! Here's another character who would fit perfectly into the fur trade... plus, perched on a mule, very original! It's got a real vibe for me! Cheyennes, trappers... I'm waiting for Qadesh and antiquity!

For me, the return of the Cheyennes is the event, for now, of this first week of Advent.

What a joy to see the Native Americans again! The Cheyenne are in the spotlight, and this first rider looks fantastic! I love the pose!