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Takamoto, Kyujutsu sensei
I have been quiet for a while. Well, that’s an understatement. The truth is, I have been hard to find since her death. It was the very contrast of sun and clouds that made the sun appear as it did it pierced through the window as accurately as one of my arrows showing me what must be done.
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This pack contains one miniature.
Supplied unpainted and may require assembly. Spears (if applicable) and 25mm MDF round bases supplied.
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