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Miniatures Adventure => Adventures in the Far East => Topic started by: fourcolorfigs on June 13, 2012, 03:06:50 PM
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I have the excellent Samurai Wars Street Thugs of Edo pack, but are there any other unarmored or lightly armored Samurai-era warriors in either 28mm or 15mm? Metal or plastic are both fine.
Thanks!
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The Perrys do one set in everyday clothes:
(http://www.perry-miniatures.com/images/sam43.jpg)
There's also a walking Samurai without armour in the SAM51 Town People set, but no photo on their homepage. :?
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Black Hat do some nice ones, as do Museum Miniatures - both in 28mm. Also check out the newish 15mm ones from Museum, they are lovely.
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Thanks, guys! Just what I was after!
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If you can wait I'll be bringing out a range of Edo period figures, the vast majority of which will be unarmoured :)
cheers
James
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And if your on the Perry site, check out the Ikko-Ikki & Armed Monks, there should be some likely candidates
Also check out the newish 15mm ones from Museum, they are lovely.
Had a look at them last Saturday at a show, yes they are :)
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If you can wait I'll be bringing out a range of Edo period figures, the vast majority of which will be unarmoured :)
cheers
James
Ooh, now that's sounds good :)
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If you can wait I'll be bringing out a range of Edo period figures, the vast majority of which will be unarmoured :)
cheers
James
Hei James,
any idea how long that will take?
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If you can wait I'll be bringing out a range of Edo period figures, the vast majority of which will be unarmoured :)
cheers
James
C'mon Jim, spill some beans... When, where, how and how many? ;)
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And if your on the Perry site, check out the Ikko-Ikki & Armed Monks, there should be some likely candidates
Had a look at them last Saturday at a show, yes they are :)
Yup I picked up a couple of packs for bandits for my Seven Samurai Project.
Others Dixon do some nice Ronin (check my other threads on Samurai) Black hat do some nice characterful sculpts which I have all now, good for bandits and Ronin.
Museum are good for retainers and the like
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Hei James,
any idea how long that will take?
C'mon Jim, spill some beans... When, where, how and how many? ;)
All in good time chaps, all in good time ;)
Seriously though, there's a lot to plan out (it's a far more detailed period than you first think) and the finances have to be sorted also but (and this is a big but) we're probably looking at late autumn/early winter for a first, decent sized release.
cheers
James
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Very very interested in what figures may be coming soon :D
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Who is doing the sculpting Jim? ::)
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Who is doing the sculpting Jim? ::)
Keeping shtum at the moment.
cheers
James
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I can't attest to the quality of these, but eventually I plan on picking some up.
http://www.scheltrum.co.uk/wako.html
http://www.scheltrum.co.uk/ns28.html
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I can't attest to the quality of these, but eventually I plan on picking some up.
http://www.scheltrum.co.uk/wako.html
http://www.scheltrum.co.uk/ns28.html
If honest mate they are a little old school they look very much like Curtey`s Mongol range in sculpting style
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Thanks. Old school is fine, they are the only ones of their kind.