Plasticos Garcia Mexican Infantry - Part I
In addition to the parade guys, there seem to be a couple of combat poses. An interesting fact is that the two combat poses come with detachable heads. Their footwear also seems different.
Plasticos Garcia Mexican Infantry - Part II
Here are a few more poses. These other poses apparently came with a trench and bunker command post. Interesting how the guy on the phone has the table fused to his legs. Note also how the manufacturer solve the casting challenge with the machine gunner figure.
Plasticos Garcia Mexican Infantry - Part III
A good set of poses to depict a nice medical team scene. Even though you don't see it well from this angle, the guy pouring water out of his canteen is actualy a medic, and has a red cross band on his left arm.
Plasticos Garcia Mexican Infantry - Part IV
Another fighting pose to go along with the guys from the first picture.
Plasticos Garcia Mexican Cavalry
These cavalry men are wearing helmets that look a bit German. Seems like they could be painted and added to a column of horse drawn artillery. As you can see, the horses come in a couple different colors.
Plasticos Garcia Mexican Cadets
A more elegant looking troop. I believe that these guys also had drummers and buglers in their ranks. The flag is missing the eagle though, so I guess they could be mistaken for Italians.
Plasticos Garcia German Infantry
These guys are not much different from those representing the Mexican Infantry, except that they were cast in a lighter green. I suppose they were made to give the Mexican army a fictitious opponent.
