From the Battle of Churubusco Playset, the Texas Rangers are presented in a set of seven figures in seven poses.
The Texas Rangers played a role in the Mexican-American War between 1846-1848. These poses hint at soldiers engaged in combat in close quarters.
The figures are in green resin.
The Battle of Churubusco, fought on August 20, 1847, during the Mexican-American War, was notable for the involvement of the Texas Rangers, a group of volunteer cavalry renowned for their valor and effectiveness.
The Texas Rangers were primarily composed of frontiersmen and volunteers from Texas, known for their exceptional skills in cavalry tactics and guerrilla warfare.
The Rangers were involved in flanking maneuvers, leveraging their mobility to harass Mexican positions and disrupt enemy lines. Their experience in frontier warfare was crucial in navigating the challenging terrain.