Final Greens for Spanish Infantry in 1808-1811 Uniform

Capitan Games writes:

The 1798 uniform was not the same of the 1801 uniform, because in 1801, was a reorganization of the army, and the new uniform issued was the same of our miniatures the 1805-1808 uniform. The difference was in the colors, to now if the miniatures fit to the period will be useful to know the war or campaign you want to use them.

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Capitan Games of Capitan Games writes:

On our website - capitanminiatures.com - you will find the final greens of our Spanish Infantry series 1808-1811 uniform, and the references & price list. They will be available in two weeks.

Thirteen references, many of them with interchangeable heads. The miniatures come with a selection of three heads with bicorn, plus we have an equipment sprue to add more detail to the miniatures, and a sprue of three different heads more. A wide selection to make your Spanish battalions totally different. All sculpted by Michael Broadbent.