General Santa Anna

Model: RTA001  

Scale: 1/30  

Finish: Matte  

Material: Hand-painted metal  

Brand: King & Country  

Era: Texas Revolution / 19th Century  

Figure Type: Mounted Commander  

General Santa Anna Mounted – RTA001
Command the Battlefield
Bring one of history’s most controversial and commanding figures to your collection with this striking mounted General Santa Anna by King & Country. Depicted in full military dress atop a powerful black stallion, this 1/30 scale figure captures the authority, ambition, and presence of the man often called the “Napoleon of the West.”

A true centerpiece for any Texas Revolution or Alamo display, this figure adds leadership, drama, and historical depth to your collection.

Antonio López de Santa Anna remains one of the most complex figures in 19th-century history—an ambitious and often ruthless leader who served as President of Mexico an extraordinary nine times.

This mounted figure portrays Santa Anna at the height of his power, dressed in elaborate military uniform and confidently directing his forces. The sculpt captures both his commanding presence and the grandeur associated with his leadership.

The finely detailed black stallion, ornate saddle, and carefully painted uniform combine to create a visually impressive piece that stands out in any display.

Santa Anna and the Texas Campaign
As commander of Mexican forces during the Texas Revolution, Santa Anna led the campaign that culminated in the famous Battle of the Alamo. Known for his bold tactics and relentless pursuit of victory, he was both feared and respected by his opponents.

Despite early successes, his defeat at the Battle of San Jacinto would ultimately change the course of history and secure Texas independence.

• Mexican infantry and officers
• Alamo defenders and Texian forces
• Artillery and battlefield accessories
• Terrain and mission-style displays

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Hand-painted collectible – not mass produced  

Ideal for collectors of historical leaders