Based for either WAB or Hail Caesar each unit was meant to have five bases of four. The clear plastic movement trays are also by James - and available here:
http://www.oshiromodelterrain.co.uk/index.html
However, as can be seen, the last four dismounted Samurai weren't not quite ready in time:
and from the front. On reflection, the red on yellow sashimono is a little distracting. So I will tone it down a bit in due course.
Ashigaru with yari (another of these to finish off):
Ashigari with bow:
with arquebus:
back of the clan leader - Honda Tadakatsu with standard bearer:
Close up:
and the opposition - from James' collection:
and twelve mounted Samurai to go...
G0od to see they was for real;)
ReplyDeleteLovely minis Stephen!!! and stunning terrain !
Best regards Michael
Lovely, pure art.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful figures and gorgeous terrain. This is what I find inspiring. Thank you for posting the pics up.
ReplyDeleteBloody excellent! That James lad's not too bad when it comes to modelling ;O)
ReplyDeleteWhat a day I missed!! :O(
Darrell.
Maybe he should take it up for a living ;-)
DeleteThis is Correus from the WG forum.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning!!
Are those Perry Samurai?
I love the hill in the background - is that the one with a little temple type structure at the top and a rustic Tori at the base?
Hi Larry,
DeleteYes, these are all Perry and Jim's hill is the one you describe - he's been churning out some even lovelier stuff recently, but no idea how he intends to surpass this next year.
Thanks for the kind words.
Regards,
Stephen