Perry Miniatures Samurai (1550–1615) Ashigaru Command Standing 28mm Scale Metal Figures

Lead your Sengoku-era forces with discipline and authority usingPerry Miniatures Samurai (1550–1615) Ashigaru Command Standing, a finely detailed 28mm metal figure set that captures the leadership of Japan’s Ashigaru ranks. Perfect for painters, collectors, and historical wargamers, this set brings realism and elegance to your feudal Japanese armies.

Thissix-figure command groupincludestwo yari officers, two arquebusier officers, and two archer officers, half equipped withsashimono back banners—ideal for adding unit distinction and battlefield presence. Each miniature reflects the precision and composure of Ashigaru leaders during Japan’sSengoku Jidai (Warring States Period), making this set an essential addition to any samurai-themed collection or tabletop army.

Features

• Scale: 28mm
• Material: Metal
• Figures Included: 6 unpainted Ashigaru command miniatures in standing poses
• Category: Samurai Era Miniatures
• Historical Period: 1550–1615 (Sengoku to Early Edo Period)
• Contents: 2 Yari officers, 2 Arquebusier officers, 2 Archer officers (half with sashimono)
• Compatibility: Ideal forTest of Honour,Clash of Katanas, andRoninwargaming systems
• Assembly Required: Yes (Glue and paint not included)
• Box Dimensions: 3.0” W × 2.4” H × 0.8” D
• Recommended Age: 14 and up

A must-have for historical miniature enthusiasts, thisPerry Miniaturesset combines commanding character and historical authenticity in every sculpt.

During theSengoku Jidai, Ashigaru officers were crucial for maintaining battlefield coordination amid the chaos of massed formations. Standing tall beside their banners, these commanders directed ranks of spearmen, archers, and arquebusiers with discipline and resolve. The inclusion of multiple weapon types and banner options allows hobbyists to customize each figure for different daimyo armies — from the organized ranks of the Oda clan to the disciplined forces of the Tokugawa.

Whether you’re expanding aTest of Honourforce or painting a feudal Japanese display army, this command group adds the vital leadership element that elevates any Ashigaru formation to a true army of the Sengoku era.