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Samurai and Legends of Nippon - 28mm scale
Samurai returning from the battlefield with gruesome trophies.
Jump to Section: Early Samurai | Legends of Nippon | Samurai Armies - Save 25% | Samurai Clan Packs | Samurai in the Age of Wars : 16th to 17th Century | SAMURAI WOMEN AND VILLAGERS
EARLY SAMURAI
These figures represent the earlier period in the Samurai History from the Gempei War (1180-1185) when the Taira & Minamoto clans battles in bloody struggle for power through the Mongol invasions (1274-1281) to the fall of the Hojo regency in Kamakura & the beginning of the power of the Shoguns.
Jump to Section: Cavalry : Fully armoured with helmet unless stated. | Early Samurai Infantry | Early Samurai Infantry | Early Samurai Lords | IKKO-IKKI MONKS | Samurai Weaponry
SAMURAI IN THE AGE OF WARS : 16TH TO 17TH CENTURY
All figures marked '*' will accept optional Sashimono banner.
Jump to Section: Ashigaru : Wearing full armour and conical hats unless otherwise stated. | Infantry (figures do not include sashimono banner) | MIKOSKI (Portable Shrine) | Monks | More Samurai Infantry | Mounted Samurai Lords | Ninja | Ronin : all unarmoured | Samurai Banners | Samurai Cavalry | Samurai Commanders | Samurai Horses | Samurai Infantry | Samurai Mon Transfers | Vignettes & Battlefield Accessories
SAMURAI INFANTRY
Samurai battling in the mountains.(figures marked with an asterix * will accept sashimono banner)
SAMURAI MON TRANSFERS
Introducing the first in a superbly detailed range of Samurai Clan transfers suitable for applying to Sashimono banners and helmets of the Ashigaru. (Each set of transfers comes with full instructions how to apply to your figures).
MIKOSKI (PORTABLE SHRINE)
The carrying of the Mikoshi by the Warrior Monks was a sacred and dramatic act and any assault on the shrine was a very serious offence
LEGENDS OF NIPPON
Many weird & mysterious characters evolved in the legends of ancient Japan, a country rich in folk tales & myth. Some of these characters were dashing heroes or intelligent animals. Others were evil, semi-supernatural beings like the malicious Oni, or the malignant, amphibious Goblins! Whether derived from powerful religion like Shinto or Buddhism, or from simple folktales, each of these creatures bares a unique contribution to the Legends of Nippon. All the following are ideal for role playing or fantasy games.
Jump to Section: BANDITS AND OTHERS | DAI-ONI | Goblin Weapons | GOBLINS | MEDIUM SIZED ONI | Naga | TENGU - (half man-half bird)
DAI-ONI
The Oni, varying from the size of a small child to that of an 8 foot giant (Dai-Oni) were, usually cruel and lecherous beings with very little intelligence (like some modern day politicians). They carried a variety of weaponry and vary from pink or red to blue, grey or green in colour.
GOBLINS
Though mainly physical creatures, the Bakemono Goblin sometimes possessed spiritual and supernatural power. Smaller Bakemono were often uncouth and unintelligent preferring to fight in large groups (this was before football!). Large, or Dai-Bakemono were usually far more intelligent and equivalent to the Samurai, even having some magical powers.
SAMURAI CLAN PACKS
