RTA152 Backwoods Rifleman Alamo defender figure
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RTA152 – Backwoods Rifleman

RTA152 – Backwoods Rifleman
$49.00
$49.00
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RTA152
Maker
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Product details & history

Among the 200 or so defenders of the Alamo on that last early morning in 1836 were men from many different places, backgrounds and skills including several backwoodsmen from the hills of Tennessee. Here is one such example preparing to meet the enemy.

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Materials & Construction

Hand-painted mixed-media collectible. Figures are primarily cast metal, while vehicles, scenic pieces, and accessories may combine polystone, resin, metal, and plastic components. The exact material mix varies by model.

Collector Care

Display indoors away from direct sunlight, excessive heat, and moisture. Handle the piece by its base—not by weapons or small accessories—and remove dust gently with a soft, dry brush. Do not use water or household cleaners.

Scale & Dimensions

Designed to complement King & Country's approximately 1:30 scale range. Figure height, vehicle footprint, and accessory dimensions vary by set; check the product description for model-specific details.

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History & inspiration

A backwoodsman's different background

The rifleman represents the backwoods volunteers associated with the Alamo's defense, men whose civilian experience could include hunting and life away from large towns. King & Country places him among the Tennesseans linked with Davy Crockett's party, without identifying him as a specific documented individual.

The garrison was not a uniform body of regular soldiers. Different origins, skills and clothing belonged to its story. This figure brings that variety into the display, with a frontier identity that contrasts with the organized ranks and regulation uniforms of the army outside the walls.

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