RTA132 - S.A.A. Soldier Reaching For His Shako | King & Country

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RTA127 – Santa Anna's Laddermen

The walls of the Alamo presented an obvious obstacle to the attacking Mexican Army. During the final assault on 6 March 1836, troops carried scaling ladders forward so that soldiers could climb the defences and force their way into the compound.

RTA127 – Santa Anna's Laddermen represents the men performing this dangerous task.

Positioned approaching the walls or already placing their ladder against the defences, the figures help recreate one of the defining elements of the final assault and give the attacking force a clear objective.

Available from The Military Workshop – a dramatic King & Country set representing the Mexican ladder parties whose role was essential to overcoming the Alamo's walls.

Brand: King & Country