RTA131 - Santa Anna's Soldier using his Ramrod D-Day The kneeling firing position allowed

The kneeling firing position allowed soldiers to improve accuracy while reducing their exposure to enemy fire

Their reputation was built upon rigorous training

It is a fitting tribute to one of the Union Army's most celebrated regiments

the figure represents disciplined authority

and defended part of the west face of the laager alongside the two companies of the 2nd Battalion

RTA131 - Santa Anna's Soldier using his Ramrod D-Day The kneeling firing position allowedRTA131 Santa Anna's Soldier Using His Ramrod depicts a Mexican infantryman from General Antonio Lpez de Santa Anna's army in the vital process of reloading his musket during the Texas Revolution. Captured in a realistic and dynamic pose, this figure highlights the discipline and drill required to keep soldiers in the fight amidst the chaos of battle. Expertly sculpted and hand painted with exceptional attention to historical detail, this figure is