If we can have dozens of sets on the War of the Spanish Succession, the War of the Grand Alliance, Wars of the Holy League, and numerous one-pose-themed specialty sets for Napoleonics and ACW, you would think one or two sets of Mexican irregulars in sombreros usable from mid 19th to early 20th century wouldn't be that much of a risk.

Strelets have already indicated they have limited capacity now and are trying to focus on completing ranges. There are lots of sets i would like but will not likely seem them. Minor USA, Mexicans and cowboys and Indians are not likely to be a big seller.
Perhaps talk to old mate Donald so he can engage a USA based retailer and pull a Trump card so they produce home grown stuff. I dont see THat other company going down that road either. They are focussing on big sellers too. Commercial realism needs to be prioritised to keep a business model afloat, especially for those European based companies contending with REAL war.

Dear DannyM,

Sometimes they can dip into a subject or two, that are soft spots since childhood, can't they?😉

Best regards,

Strelets

Dear Strelets

It's your bat and ball. Certainly you get to make the rules and know what's best for the game.

That's a very nice bugler which should evoke some smiles and gratitude.

Kind regards
Danny

The foot dragoons are just as beautiful as the mounted figures! I've been waiting decades for these Mexican War era US figures. The Imex infantry set just didn't do it for me.