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| Pewter Handcart Pioneers | Large Captain Moroni | Large Nephi | Large Warrior |
Here are the 3" figures currently in stock:
| The Brother of Jared | Captain Moroni | Lehi | Nephi | Lemuel | Abinadi | Helaman |
| Moroni Burying Gold Plates | Samuel The Lamanite | Ammon | Mormon | Stripling Warrior | King Noah | |
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Pewter Handcart Pioneers on Base In 1846 the first Latter-Day Saint pioneers left Nauvoo, Illinois in search of religious freedom. They traveled 1300 miles on the Mormon Trail to the Great Salt Lake Valley. During the next 22 years an estimated 68,000 pioneers followed, using handcarts and covered wagons. 3,000 immigrants used handcarts because they were more cost efficient and could travel twice as fast as an ox-driven wagon. The pioneers were a faith driven people who endured many hardships, but remained strong in their convictions of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Their example of sacrifice formed a strong foundation for generations to follow. retail only $79.95 |
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Large Captain Moroni with Title of Liberty Captain Moroni became the commander of the Nephite army at the young age of 25. He is best known for the "Title of Liberty" which he made by tearing off a piece of his coat and writing on it: "In memory of our God, our religion, and freedom, and our peace, our wives, and our children." The Book of Mormon tells how he used this flag to rally his people toward righteousness. $99.95 |
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Large Nephi Nephi was the fourth son of Lehi and Sariah. He was a Book of Mormon prophet, and was faithful to his parents and to Heavenly Father. He was a skilled craftsman, building weapons, tools, and the ship that sailed his family across the ocean to the promised land. He showed courage amidst great danger as well as patience in dealing with his rebellious older brothers, Laman and Lemuel. $99.95 |
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Large Stripling Warrior Stripling Warrior The 2,000 Stripling Warriors "...were exceedingly valiant for courage... Yea, they were men of truth and soberness, for they had been taught [in their youth by their mothers] to keep the commandments of God". The Book of Mormon tells us how after battle, Helaman fearfully counted his stripling sons. Although all were wounded, to his astonishment there was "not one soul of them who did perish...". $85.95 |
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The Brother of Jared was highly favored of the Lord because of his exceeding great faith. The Book of Mormon tells how he was instructed to build 8 barges to “...go forth across this raging deep in darkness.” So the people could have light, he “...did molten out of a rock sixteen small stones.” He asked the Lord to light them. The Lord touched the stones one by one with his finger. Because of his perfect faith “...the veil was taken from off the eyes of the Bother of Jared, and he saw the finger of the Lord.” $21.95 each |
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Moroni was the last of the valiant Nephite prophets and eyewitness to their total destruction. He wandered across the Americas, keeping the records safe while hiding from the Lamanites. He finished the sacred history, adding his heartfelt final farewell. The Book of Mormon tells how he hid the golden plates in the earth at Hill Cumorah. They remained safe until Moroni, as a heavenly messenger, returned in 1827 and delivered the sacred records to the Prophet Joseph Smith. $21.95 each |
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Captain Moroni became the commander of the Nephite army at the young age of
25. He is best known for the "Title of Liberty" which he made by tearing off a piece of his
coat and writing on it: "In memory of our God, our religion, and freedom, and our peace, our
wives, and our children." The Book of Mormon tells how he used this flag to rally his
people toward righteousness.
$21.95 each |
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Nephi was the fourth son of Lehi and Sariah. He was a Book of Mormon
prophet, and was faithful to his parents and to Heavenly Father. He was a skilled craftsman,
building weapons, tools, and the ship that sailed his family across the ocean to the
promised land. He showed courage amidst great danger as well as patience in dealing with his
rebellious older brothers, Laman and Lemuel.
$21.95 each |
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Lehi was the first prophet in The Book of Mormon. Six hundred years before
Christ, Lehi was warned by the Lord to leave his home to avoid the impending destruction
of Jerusalem. Lehi led his family and others on an amazing journey from Jerusalem to the
western hemisphere. The Liahona he holds was a compass given to him by the Lord to lead his
family on their journeys. The Liahona worked "according to the faith and diligence" of Lehi
and his people.
$21.95 each |
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Lemuel was the second son of Lehi and Sariah. He was a lot like his older
brother Laman. He too, was stubborn and rebellious. Lemuel was jealous of his younger
brother Nephi and was disobedient and spiteful to his parents. He did not believe in the
righteous teachings of his father, Lehi. Lemuels example in The Book of Mormon
teaches us what happens when we do not choose the right.
$21.95 each |
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Abinadi was was sent by the Lord to the wicked
people of King Noah, and prophesied if they did not repent they would
be destroyed. Abinadi was brought before King Noah and his evil priests.
The Book of Mormon tells of Abinadi's powerful testimony of
redemption through Christ the Lord, "...he would not deny the commandments of
God, having sealed the truth of his words by his death." $21.95 each |