Remember the Alamo (1 Viewer)

[Haphazard]

The latest SOW range is now available I see, The Alamo and the Texan War of Independence 1835-1836. Only the Texians and co at the moment, Mexicans to come later I'm told. Here are a few of the sets from the Regal web-site, which is here http://regaltoysoldiers.com/. The first set is Alabama Red Rovers, the second some Texians and the third of course is Travis, Bowie and Crockett.

 

[lancer]

Certainly the high-quality that SoW is known for and a very interesting series now available. The Mexicans will be every bit as colorful when they get done. Great stuff. -- Al

 

[Wolf]

I recently purchased a few Mexican sets from Stockade Miniatures... they are great, and very colorful. I'll try to post a few pics when I figure out how. Also purchased the sets pictured below. This range is great.

Certainly the high-quality that SoW is known for and a very interesting series now available. The Mexicans will be every bit as colorful when they get done. Great stuff. -- Al

 

[pugio]

I tried calling Stockade and E-mailing, a few times this week, to order some Alamo sets but got no answers on either. Are they on vacation?

 

[HAWKEYE]

I recently purchased a few Mexican sets from Stockade Miniatures... they are great, and very colorful. I'll try to post a few pics when I figure out how. Also purchased the sets pictured below. This range is great.

I bought quite a few sets for the Aloma and Mexican war range. The Mexicans sets are as good as glossy sets get. They are wonderful. And I am a hardcore Trophy collector. When they do white people they all tend to be be really pink faced and most have red hair. Hopefully they can change that up. But my Mexicans, Arabs and Indians from India as well as northwest frontier are excellent and a pure joy to have around. By the way their French Napoleonic artillery is awesome too. I have never said that before because I did not want the price going up. I have a nice battery of 14 guns and one howitzer. You would think they are trophy