54mm Connoisseur Style Figures from the
Warring States Period of Japanese History
New Release
- Fall 2001.
Katô Kiyomasa and Toyotomi Retainers
Katô Kiyomasa , a retainer of Toyotomi Hideyosi and a Tokugawa general, was a ferocious fighter and often ruthless. He was a true warrior, nothing more, nothing less. He wrote to his followers later in his life that poetry and dancing were shameful pastimes for a samurai, and ordered anyone who found himself engaged in the latter to commit suicide. His cruelty and love of combat (for sport, he hunted tigers with a spear in Korea) earned him the nickname Kishokan, or, 'Devil General'.
Katô is pictured belowon horseback with a samurai from the Toyotomi clan together
with artillery manned by his own ashigaru. For details of these figures and
our other autumn releases please contact us directly or one of our listed
dealers.
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 SCD210 |
 SCM304 |
This tower is sold ready painted in 7 separate pieces which must be self assembled. Basic model making skills are therefore required by any purchaser.
 SCM304 - Detail. |
 SCM303 (Pictured with SCD207) |
Pictured here with SCD207 (Uesugi Kenshin Terutora. - USD 31.00) but can be used with any daimyo figure from our range.
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