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Samurai in full armour with Yari (spear)
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Samurai in full armour with Yari (spear)
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Female Warrior – Onna-bugeisha
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Samurai with Yumi (bow)
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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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