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Here is my latest installment for my Samurai army.

Now that is a fine selections of mounted samurai! Well done

 Trondheim wrote:
Now that is a fine selections of mounted samurai! Well done

Thank you very much!

Those look fantastic!!!!

Fantastic looking figures, and WGF no less.

 doktor_g wrote:
Those look fantastic!!!!

Thank you !


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 Maniac_nmt wrote:
Fantastic looking figures, and WGF no less.

Thank you I don't know why people knock WGF Samurai so much. If it was not for them I could not get into playing Samurai 28mm wargaming.

 AlfonsoTheTraitor wrote:

 doktor_g wrote:
Those look fantastic!!!!

Thank you !


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 Maniac_nmt wrote:
Fantastic looking figures, and WGF no less.

Thank you I don't know why people knock WGF Samurai so much. If it was not for them I could not get into playing Samurai 28mm wargaming.

I think their stuff is reasonably well proportioned, the detail is generally okay (more appropriate for the scale than the deeper/more pronounced stuff you usually see), but the poses can be a bit stiff/static.

Granted people are generally not as 'animated' as many other companies, WGF can occasionally feel overly stiff.

I have their Ashigaru Archers, Numidians, Vikings, some Hoplite bits, and some Thegns/Ancient Germans. Reasonable stuff that hits sort of in the middle of mini designs.