The first batch of Filipino troops is now available, with which we could represent either Spanish native troops for 1896-1898 or Tagalog insurgents (many of them deserters or rebels with Spanish equipment) to fight against the Spanish or the Americans in the period...
Yesterday we offered a glimpse of the figures that will be included in the forthcoming Filipino infantry codes, to be used either as Spanish Native regiments or as rebel troops –mostly integrated by deserters from the formers or civilians equipped with Spanish clothes...
Right after Easter we’ll release our new batch of new releases for the Philippines, with four new codes: -Filipino infantry command group in action (4 figures: officer, standard bearer, bugler and nco, with arms and head variations). Native regiments/Tagalog...
Our next batch of new releases will be available next Friday 17th February. It will include Spanish infantry with the standing collar coat and hidden buttons common in The Philippines and the Colonial Infantry Equipment 1897 Pattern given to the last regiments sent to...
“I’m a foundling, I leave behind no one to cry me” With this solemn sentence a volunteer took a step forward on September 26th, 1896 to carry out a desperate mission, a feat that would remain on the collective imagination of the Spaniards. His name:...
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