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    IMG_4562IMG_4419IMG_4416IMG_4524IMG_4508IMG_4513IMG_4401IMG_4433IMG_4515IMG_4447IMG_4409IMG_4451IMG_4422IMG_4427Ladies and gentlemen I bring you Takeda’s army.

    Now I have to paint the other army so I can start playing  😉IMG_4398

    #1311935

    necron099
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    Amazing work!  Can’t wait o see h next one.

    #1311946

    Thank you I only need to paint up just over 100 miniatures for the Uesugi force then the allies for each side.

     

    PEACE is one of my favorite characters of all time 😉

    #1311948

    necron099
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    Piece of cake! :(). You are doing way ether than me.  I have had the figures for a Tokugawa force years but I stil have a long way to go.

    Peace is the best!

    #1311981

    templar007
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    Very impressive work!

    I bow to the power of your brush.

     

     

    Well done!

    #1311982

    Thank you very much I really appreciate that a lot.

    #1312235

    Sweet deal.  I think back to Alderac Entertainment when they were putting out the army game for  Legend of the Five Rings as Clan War which wasn’t near as snazzy as this. All I can think of is watching “Ran” by Kurosawa with all the extras that were used for the engagements.

    Considering the army and building atmosphere I submit some music by Kodo.

    and a Japanese college of music presentation

     

    Other drum music of note would be samgo mu performed by awesome Korean women

    #1312383

    wittmann007
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    Outside of military history, this is by far my most favourite era.

    Whenever Uesugi Kenshin heard that Takeda had died, he wept: “I have lost my greatest rival. We will never know a hero like that again.”

    Amazing work. Who makes these miniatures?

    #1312384

    lancorz
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    Holy crap, amazing!

    #1312608

    templar007
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    So since the other day when this fantastic army was posted in all it’s new paint glory I’ve been thinking about it.

    I have some questions if anyone has the answers.

    Is this a 15mm army or 28mm?  What game or rules set are these connected to?

    Thanks to anyone who has these answer.

    #1313344

    Thank you and I am about to weep because I need to paint up Uesugi’s force next =D

    #1313345

    @templar007 these are the old Wargames Factory plastic but now Warlord Games 28mm Samurai and Ashigaru plastic kits for Test of Honour and there Pike and Shotte game.

    #1314358

    templar007
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    Well @alfonsothetraitor  I have been trying to resist the temptation of buying into another rules set and the host of miniatures to play that game with.

    But today I lost that battle!  I have placed an order for two of Warlords ‘Samurai Starter Army’ boxes.  Of course I ordered the ‘Pike and Shotte’ rulesbook as well.  They should arrive middle of next week, so I’ll have them in time for my Christmas Vacation.

    #1314359

    @templar007 I must say that has to be the best compliment I have ever received. I have never inspired someone to purchase miniature and rule system before 😉 But I have tube honest I have not played the game yet I am still trying to get my head around the rules.

    #1314394

    damon
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    Spectacular army, very impressive.

    I enjoyed following the project as well

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