Tobacco Field

This kit consists of the resin filed base and 15 strips of metal tobacco.

It may be politically incorrect today, but Tobacco was once one of the most important cash crops of the New World. All over the South of the United States form the first colonies in Virginia up through the nineteen seventy's, tobacco fields both small and large used to be everywhere. It and Maze were some of the very first crops ever grown by Native North Americans. While Cotton was important, the cultivation and processing of Tobacco was nearly as big, money wise, to the Old South of the US and a key driver of its economy. Their Tobacco field can be used any time after the discovery of the New World in European settings with relatively temperate climates too. They have chosen to model new tobacco, or young plants, only a month or so after they have been planted. Put a few Little Folk by it and call the patch Old Toby if you want!

This field is 3/4 inches high, 7 1/2 inches long and 7 inches wide.

Miniatures are supplied unpainted and assembly may be required.