Marching to Battle (Set B)

S.A.I. “Marching to Battle” Set B, 1836 Model: RTA126 Scale: 1/30 Finish: Matte Manufacturer: King & Country This companion two-figure set continues the advance of Mexican infantry during the Texas Revolution of 1836, designed to march alongside their fellow soldiers from Set A. Both figures are sculpted in steady, forward-moving poses, capturing the coordinated movement of troops as they approached the Alamo. Their uniforms, equipment, and muskets are faithfully reproduced, reflecting the appearance and discipline of General Santa Anna’s army during the campaign. Set B is ideal for expanding marching columns and reinforcing the sense of scale within a battlefield display. When combined with Set A and additional Mexican forces, it allows collectors to build a more immersive and historically grounded scene of advancing troops. Hand-painted in 1/30 scale with a matte finish, this King & Country set offers excellent detail and continuity, making it a valuable addition for collectors focused on the Texas Revolution and the Battle of the Alamo. A perfect complement to Set A, bringing greater depth, movement, and realism to any Alamo diorama.