Dixon

[ARKOUDAKI]

Those look good Chris!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I hear you about that 'something about Dixon Samurai'...I still have a bunch of them that I not too long stripped the paint off as I did them when they first came out....which as you know, was a very long time ago...did they have paints back then?

I will say that I also liked the Dixon French in Egypt range...well the infantry...the cavalry were rubbish and the British just came out badly. Thank the Gods that Alan Perry finally got around to doing that range!

[monk2002uk]

A couple more examples on the next page of the thread as well:

http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=84015.15

Specifically:









Robert

[Bloggard]

looking great 

[Rommel]

Very Nice!

[Grimmnar]

Chunky, or THICC if you will, always love Dixon. They have a style that you recognize from 10 mikes out. Always welcome in my stable of minis.

Grimm

[Bravo Six]

WOW!  Lovely brushwork!

[Bloggard]

http://nico-realmsofchaos.blogspot.com/2017/11/nippon-army-project-part-two.html

although there are references / links to the above blog / use of Dixon samurai etc figs in the thread above, not, I think this particular page, which really shows them off to their best.

I'm blooming highly tempted. I've looked at all the more modern etc competition, but this is the range I'd use.
used to have a load back in the day - think my brother was inspired by the original Bushido rpg.

[Bloggard]

hope he doesn't mind, but linking to Dags' full thread (image from which above) which has more great pics:

https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=107229.0