Hi Paulo,
Well, the answer is simple. Hiriart's SCW sets are entirely based on Jose Bueno's color plates which cover the 1939 Nationalist's victory parade. The SCW line did not come with box top labels until last year when I asked Guillermo if he would make one for the sets. I was hoping for a least a single generic label that I could put on each box, but he did me one better and made one specifically for each set. The labels say "Desfile De La Victoria" and then lists the specific set (e.g., Infantria 1939 ES-01). I assume that means something like Victory Parade. Now, here is where I need Brad's help translating.
I agree, though, that it would be nice to have Republican units, too. This isn't the only conflict where Hiriart has only made units from one side. They made two sets of Irish infantry, 1319 Irish Free State Inf with a General Michael Collins figure and 1320 Irish Volunteers, but no British Black & Tans to go with them. There are a number of British Boer War sets too, but no Boers. However, they do have set 1042 Tuaregs to go with the FFL sets. So maybe there is hope.
BTW, I assume you are aware of Stefano Allorini's Saimex Toys in Italy who carries the Hiriart line. His sets sell for 110 Euros, about $153 USD, and have eight figures rather than nine. He is at
www.saimextoys.com. There is a Spanish dealer, El Infante, who sells these SCW sets at an outragous 207 Euros, about $287 each.
In 2006, my wife, son, daughter-in-law, and I visited your beautiful country along with Spain and Morocco. My daughter-in-law, in particular, was taken by the charm and beauty of your country. She loved the Faro music.