Santa Anna’s Soldier Reaching for a Fresh Cartridge, 1836

Model: RTA129
Scale: 1/30
Finish: Matte
Manufacturer: King & Country

This detailed single figure portrays a Mexican infantryman in the midst of battle, reaching for a fresh cartridge after firing during the assault on the Alamo in 1836.

Captured in a moment of action, the soldier’s pose reflects the rapid pace and intensity of musket combat, where speed and discipline were critical. His stance, combined with the realistic handling of his weapon and equipment, brings authenticity and movement to any battlefield display.

The figure’s uniform, cartridge box, and musket are carefully rendered to reflect the appearance of Mexican forces during the Texas Revolution. Subtle weathering and lifelike sculpting enhance the realism, making this piece an excellent addition to a dynamic combat scene.

Hand-painted in 1/30 scale with a matte finish, this King & Country figure adds both action and narrative depth to an Alamo diorama. It pairs especially well with advancing infantry, laddermen, and command figures to recreate the intensity of the assault.

A highly realistic and action-focused figure that captures a key moment in 19th-century battlefield combat.