Confederate Infantry Troops

I do some miniature wargaming in 1/72 for the American Civil War. I've chosen plastics because of the considerations of cost and having toddlers. I am a nitpicker, though, and I look for quality, inexpensive items to scratch that particular geeky itch I love so dearly. I will start with the single mounted man and horse. The horse rears up, it looks suitably heroic and martial, and it works well for a command stand. The other poses are also useful for wargaming, and the poses are mostly provided in multiples of three, which makes acquiring the appropriate number of poses for a purpose fairly simple to reckon out. There are one each of a boy drummer and a running flagbearer, each useful if not dynamic or perfect. The other poses wear a mixture of caps and slouch hats. There are three each of the following poses: officer, advancing, dismounted cavalryman, kneeling/reloading, and 2 poses standing/reloading. There are six each of the following poses: kneeling/firing, standing/firing, at attention, and 2 poses advancing. I like to mix the poses in this set with similar ones from other sets. That way, I can avoid the schizophrenic appearance of charging men mixed with reloading men or sterile lines of identical figures. The pieces are excellent with paint, and sturdy enough to withstand the rough play of a toddler (not that the paint would survive without a protective coat, but the model is fine). This set is great, and I fully recommend it. After painting and basing, it fits in well with the following sets I use: Italeri Set 6012 “Union Infantry with Zouaves,” Italeri Set 6013 “Union Cavalry,” Italeri Set 6038 “Union Artillery,” Italeri Set 6011 “Confederate Cavalry,” IMEX Set 505 “Union Infantry,” IMEX Set 503 “Union Cavalry,” IMEX Set 501 “Union Artillery,” IMEX Set 506 “Confederate Infantry,” IMEX Set 502 “Confederate Artillery,” and IMEX Set 504 “Confederate Cavalry.”