RTA142 S.A.A. Soldier Advancing Firing On Parade With The Royal Hong Kong Police Lock shields in a wall

Lock shields in a wall (testudo or shield line variation)

Tank commanders directed their vehicles under extremely hazardous conditions

Each member had an important responsibility

historically accurate uniform and finely executed hand-painted finish combine to create a miniature full of movement and character

RTA142 S.A.A. Soldier Advancing Firing On Parade With The Royal Hong Kong Police Lock shields in a wallRTA142 In the chaos and excitement of the battle this infantryman fires a shot at the enemy while not even noticing his shako has just been shot off his head! The figure represents a Mexican line infantryman during the final assault on the Alamo. By 1836, much of the Mexican Army was equipped with surplus British India Pattern "Brown Bess" flintlock muskets purchased after the Napoleonic Wars. These . 75 caliber smoothbore muskets were reliable enough