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28mm Samurai from museum Miniatures
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Has any one seen the 28mm Museum Miniatures Samurai yet. Friend told me about the web site and had a look, Little video’s of the figures. They look nice but has anyone seen them in the flesh.
Didn’t know Museum Miniatures did anything other than 15mm. Wonder if they will do more periods.
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November 24th, 2006 at 7:44 pm
The models look way cool! I checked out their website too, http://www.museumminiatures.co.uk/ (be sure to allow popups so you can actually see what they’re selling, and everything is really neat.
The Samurai models hold particular appeal to me because I’m a fan of James Clavell’s novel and mini-series “Shogun” that is a reference source for the models. Additionally, I remember playing the game Shogun, now called Samurai Swords by Milton Bradley, and always though it’d be way cool to get nice samurai models to use, paint up, and put on the gameboard instead of what comes in the game.
A main question I have is assembly. They don’t look like they need assembly but I’ve been burned on this before. Do they require assembly? Also, is there a particular game system that goes with these models or can they be used for anything?
I can envison them in cool dioramas, on my desk, and in Clan Wars or Warhammer Ancient Battles: Art of War. People may also want to check out the Perry Bros’, http://www.perry-miniatures.com/index2.html, samurai minis. Also, TheWarstore.com run by Neal Catapano has a ton of historical minis. I don’t see the samurai ones from Museum Miniatures but if enough people ask he may carry them. Check your friendly local game store too!