Heaven and Earth a Samurai Project
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About the Project
This is my Samurai project I stated a few years ago and will be doing for a few more years to come. This is not only miniature painting but conversions, terrain, and rules. As well as some other things I am sure that I am interested as well as inspiration. I hope you will enjoy my journey into the world of Samurai Wargaming.
Related Game: Test of Honour: The Samurai Miniatures Game
Related Company: Warlord Games
Related Genre: Historical
This Project is Active
3 more Murakami heavy Arquebus
It has been a while since I finished a miniature and realized I need to get back to a regular painting schedule again .
Still at it
I decided that I am going to base my units into 10 man units. I just started and still need to add grass tufts and shrubs.
Murakami archers
I finished these archers today go my Murakami clan . As you can see I did not give them back banners . I read that they would not have been used because it would have been a distraction or outright hindered the the back ranks.
Master and student
Happy New Year everyone these are my first two miniatures of the year and I plan on painting a lot more this year because last year was a hobby failure for me. ? both these miniatures are from Wargames Illustrated but I will be using them for Test of Honour .
Best of Luck on all your feature projects ?
Ozutsu ( Hand Cannon ) unit
This is the Ozutsu unit from Grey for Now miniatures for the game Test of Honour. The clan marking is for the Murakami clan .
these models are done of the best models I have seen. Very clean hardly any clean up and very crisp and well defined. The knot work and match/ wick are slightly exaggerated for ease of painting. Designed by Graham Davey .
Ozutsu ( Hand Cannon ) unit
This is the Ozutsu unit from Grey for Now miniatures for the game Test of Honour. The clan marking is for the Murakami clan .
these models are done of the best models I have seen. Very clean hardly any clean up and very crisp and well defined. The knot work and match/ wick are slightly exaggerated for ease of painting. Designed by Graham Davey .
