The first batch of Filipino troops is now available, with which we could represent either Spanish native troops for 1896-1898 or Tagalog insurgents (many of them deserters or rebels with Spanish equipment) to fight against the Spanish or the Americans in the period 1896-1902. A new collection including a limited edition figure complete this batch of releases.
FL1-Filipino infantry command group, Spanish native troops
4 different figures with the standing collar coat worn in the Philippines, Remington rifles and varied hats. The pack include one officer with two head options (Spanish and Filipino) and two different right arms, one bugler, one NCO holding a Remington with two different right arm options (ordering advance and waving the hat) and a second NCO to be equipped either with a Remington or with the company flag. Go.
FL1B-Tagalog insurgent command group
4 different figures. The pack include one officer wearing a rayadillo pleaded tunic with two head options and two different right arms; one bugler with a civilian “Chino” shirt; one NCO wearing a “Chino” shirt holding a Remington, with two different right arm options (ordering advance and waving a Filipino conical hat, with Katipunan armband) and a second NCO wearing a Spanish coat to be equipped either with a Remington or with a flag. Go.
FL2-Filipino infantry charging, Spanish native troops/Tagalog insurgents
6 different figures with the standing collar coat worn in the Philippines, Remington rifles, different hats and worn out uniforms. To be painted in rayadillo for Spanish native troops or in rayadillo and off white for insurgents. Go.
FL3-Filipino infantry skirmishing, Spanish native troops/Tagalog insurgents
6 different figures with the standing collar coat worn in the Philippines, Remington rifles, different hats and worn out uniforms. To be painted in rayadillo for Spanish native troops or in rayadillo and off white for insurgents. Go.
FL4-Tagalog insurgents with firearms
6 different figures civilian cloth and varied firearms (Mausers, Remingtons and obsolete rifles). Could be combined with FL1B, FL2 and FL3 to give a recommended heterogeneous look to the rebel forces. Go.
The Philippines Collection
1 x ESF1-Spanish infantry command group, 1897 Equipment.
1 x ESF2-Spanish infantry firing/loading, 1897 Equipment.
1 x ESF3-Spanish infantry skirmishing, 1897 Equipment.
1x FL1-Filipino infantry command group, Spanish native troops (default) or FL1B-Tagalog insurgents command group (let us know in Comments).
1x FL2-Filipino infantry charging, Spanish native troops/Tagalog insurgents.
1x FL3-Filipino infantry skirmishing, Spanish native troops/Tagalog insurgents.
1 x Fray Cándido Gómez Carreño, parish of Baler.
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