"Remember The Alamo" with Artizan Designs

Sniper53 writes:

Add my vote for more East Africa too.
Artillery support is desperately needed and some of the units could do with a reinforcement (Schutztruppe, German and Belgian Akaris etc.)

These Alamo figures do look nice however and perhaps I might just …NO!…NOOOOO!

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Dylan of Artizan Designs writes:

Released today are the first four packs of our Alamo range:

AWW501 - Heroes of the Alamo: (3) link
AWW502 - Texian Volunteers I: (3) link
AWW503 - Texian Volunteers II: (3) link
AWW504 - Texian Volunteers III: (3) link

All the packs are £4.00 GBP.

We're expanding our Wild West range to cover the Early Frontier period and the first packs, though listed as Texians, would be suitable as filibusters and even Militia for the Blackhawk Wars.

Coming next will be some more Characters, Mexican infantry and some Texas Rangers.

Postage worldwide is 10%, and all orders over £70.00 GBP are postfree.

All figures are 28mm, and supplied unpainted.