The best of a bad lot the artillerymen of the Spanish Army displayed spirit and courage that was rarely matched by their countrymen. Batteries were split between horse and foot; the former having 4 pounders and the latter having 8 pounders. Batteries were supposed to have six guns each; but this was rarely achieved and batteries usually had four guns only. The fact that the batteries were called foot or horse meant little; a severe shortage of horses meant both were drawn in the main by mules and oxen.
Contains one 28mm metal 8-pdr field gun with four metal Spanish foot artillery crew.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
