Akagi Kazuki, Ronin Swordmaster
A samurai becomes ronin in several different ways: his master might die or fall from power, he may lose his master’s favour and patronage and be cast off to become a drifter or a wanderer.
Akagi Kazuki, Ronin Swordmaster
Ashigaru casualties 1
With war comes casualties, and these three unfortunates lie injured in the service of their daimyo.
Ashigaru casualties 1
Ashigaru with Teppo (musket) 2
As the first European firearm introduced to Japan, the Teppô — otherwise known as an arquebus or matchlock — brought smoke, fire and lead to the battlefields of feudal Japan.
Ashigaru with Teppo (musket) 2
Ashigaru with Yari (spear) 1
The absence of a national standing army forced landowners to rely on hired foot soldiers commonly referred to as ashigaru. This set of three such ashigaru are armed with straight-headed spears known as yari.
Ashigaru with Yari (spear) 1
Ashigaru with Yumi (bow) 3
The absence of a national standing army forced landowners to rely on hired foot soldiers known as ashigaru. This set of ashigaru are armed with asymmetrical bows called yumi.
Ashigaru with Yumi (bow) 3
Ashigaru with Yumi (bow) Command
The absence of a national standing army forced landowners to rely on hired foot soldiers known as as ashigaru. This set of ashigaru features a banner-bearer, a musician, and a sergeant for your bowmen.
Ashigaru with Yumi (bow) Command
Ashigaru-Kashira (sergeant)
As the highest ranked soldier in an ashigaru unit, the kashira would be placed in command of that unit by his daimyo?.
This pack contains one miniature.
Supplied unpainted and may require assembly. Spears (if applicable) and 25mm MDF round bases supplied.
Ashigaru-Kashira (sergeant)
Benkei – Warrior Monk
Commonly known as Benkei, Saito Musashibo Benkei was variously a warrior monk (or sohei), a mountain ascetic, and a rogue warrior. His exploits — performed in service of the famous warrior Minamoto Yoshitsune — made Benkei a celebrated figure in Japanese history and popular culture.
Benkei – Warrior Monk
Female Warrior – Onna-bugeisha
Female warriors of Japanese nobility, the onna-bugeisha were members of the bushi (samurai) class in feudal Japan. They were proficient in the use of weapons and relied upon to protect their household, family and honour in times of war.