28mm Samurai Shrine

The set contains a main shrine building (290mmx340mm / 12″x14″), a smaller sessha mini-shrine structure (60mmx70mm / 2½”x3″), a temizuya handwash basin with optional roof, ema (votive plaques) board structure with roof, a low bamboo fence (120mm / 5″ long), a shrine lantern (which can be wired with an LED) with a choice of 4 bases, a section of rough stone path (120mmx80mm / 5″x3″), a sacred tree stump in a raised stone bed, a variety of multipart stone lanterns, and a bamboo forest base (60mm diameter). 

This is a truly epic set, you can make a Test of Honour board from what is here alone. If you only want specific parts please drop us a message as we are happy to break the set down and do you a custom quote you for just the bits you want

Contents supplied are

1x Mini Shrine

1x Main Shrine

1x Ema Board

1x Wash Basin

4x Lantern

10 x Stone Lantern

10x Bamboo Fence

8x Stone Floor

5x Bamboo Forest Base

5x Small Tree Base

1x Lion Dog Left

1x Lion Dog Right

1X Sacred Tree Stump

Please look at the last pictures (black and what) which show what you get with the set. A huge shrine and a load of scatter pieces.

Please note the bamboo trees are not included only the bases, there bamboo sprigs themselves are sold separately and you can get them from Amazon.

If you can’t see what you are looking for please message we can supply any 3d alien worlds item.

Item is 3d printed and requires assembly.  No minis are included.  They are only in the pictures to show scale.

Please be aware that fdm printers can leave some fine layer lines and minor imperfections. The item you are viewing was printed at .2 layer lines.  We can print finer (but it costs more), but most wargamers find .2 acceptable for terrain. If you require finer layer lines then please contact us for a quote. Everything is currently printed in PLA, colour may vary. If you need a specific colour please message first before buying.

We do everything we can to minimise layer lines and you can file or sand them out yourself. Any lines we personally don’t want on pieces we print for my personnel use we use a mix of a knife doing a flashing technique like on a gw model and minimal filing. Or you can prime and paint straight away. In most cases they are hardly visible after painting. We always recommend a little prep work before you prime them.