Difference between revisions of "Oriental Heroes Deluxe Boxed Set (solid base)"
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image:DBS-02.jpg|Shinodzuka Iga No Kami | image:DBS-02.jpg|Shinodzuka Iga No Kami | ||
image:DBS-03.jpg|Hachiman Taro Yoshi Iye | image:DBS-03.jpg|Hachiman Taro Yoshi Iye | ||
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image:DBS-05.jpg|Inukai Kempachi | image:DBS-05.jpg|Inukai Kempachi | ||
image:DBS-06.jpg|Shidzuka-Gozen | image:DBS-06.jpg|Shidzuka-Gozen | ||
| − | image:DBS-07.jpg| | + | image:DBS-07.jpg|Yorimasa |
image:DBS-08.jpg|Kajiwara Genda Ragesuye | image:DBS-08.jpg|Kajiwara Genda Ragesuye | ||
image:DBS-09.jpg|Sasaki Ganryu | image:DBS-09.jpg|Sasaki Ganryu | ||
Revision as of 16:11, 23 October 2006
A boxed set of 12 preslotta Samurai figures sculpted by Aly Morrison. The molds for these figures were later acquired by Foundry Miniatures and used to produce an identical line of solid base Samurai figures. The only difference between the original Citadel versions and the later Foundry figures is the metal alloy used. Many figures have the name of the historical Japanese person on whom the model is based scratched on the underside.
Kato Kiyomasa
Shinodzuka Iga No Kami
Hachiman Taro Yoshi Iye
Maeda Toshie
Inukai Kempachi
Shidzuka-Gozen
Yorimasa
Kajiwara Genda Ragesuye
Sasaki Ganryu
Tomori
Date Masamune
Tanabe Meihachiro Nagatume
