Santa Anna's Shouting Soldier

Santa Anna’s Shouting Soldier, 1836

Model: RTA128

Scale: 1/30

Finish: Matte

Manufacturer: King & Country

This expressive single figure captures a Mexican infantryman shouting encouragement as he advances during the assault on the Alamo in 1836.

Sculpted in a dynamic, forward-moving pose, the soldier raises his arm while calling out to his fellow troops, embodying the urgency and intensity of battle. His animated expression and stance bring a strong sense of motion and leadership, making this figure an excellent focal point within a larger scene.

The uniform, musket, and equipment are rendered with careful historical detail, reflecting the appearance of Mexican forces during the Texas Revolution. Subtle weathering and realistic textures enhance the authenticity and visual impact of the piece.

Hand-painted in 1/30 scale with a matte finish, this King & Country figure adds character and narrative depth to any Alamo display. It pairs particularly well with marching infantry, laddermen, and artillery crews to create a vivid and immersive battlefield scene.

A highly expressive and character-driven figure that brings energy and storytelling to any Texas Revolution collection.