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on July 13, 2013

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RONIN / TEST of HONOUR

Bushi Buntai

Hatamoto and Samurai in feudal Japan
Ashigaru with Teppō
Ashigaru with Yari

Bushi Buntai 2

Ronin / Samurai marksmen
Ashigaru with yari
Ashigaru with yari #2

Bandit Buntai

Bandit Buntai Revised

Ikkō-Ikki

Rebel Mob #1
Ashigaru Deserter

Sōhei

Monk

OTHERS

The story of Benkei, wandering monk
Ronin Mando & Roku the Pug (Bac Ninh Miniatures)
The “Hidari” brothers, Masters of Death & Ronin Mando & Roku the Pug inboxing ( Bac Ninh Miniatures )
The Hidari brothers, Masters of Death ( Bac Ninh Miniatures ) (Ronin / Test of Honour)
Kikuchiyo, the seventh samurai (Bac Ninh Miniatures) (Ronin) (Test of Honour)

Unlikely Allies inboxing

Watchman
Japanese crucified prisoner (Inboxing)

Feudal Japan Ronin Test of Honour

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