Add movement, atmosphere, and authenticity to your Sengoku-period armies with Perry Miniatures Samurai (1550–1615) Ashigaru Bannerman & Musicians Advancing, a beautifully detailed 28mm metal miniature set designed for collectors, painters, and historical wargamers. These figures bring your battlefield to life — capturing the sound of drums, the flutter of banners, and the rhythm of advancing troops during Japan’s most dynamic era of warfare.
This five-figure set includes two bannermen and three musicians, all sculpted in advancing poses to reflect the organized discipline and ceremonial pride of the Ashigaru ranks. Each miniature features finely rendered armor, clothing, and instruments such as war drums and conch shells, which were used to signal troop movements and inspire morale during battle. Perfectly scaled for use with other Perry Miniatures Samurai (1550–1615) sets, this command support group enhances both the realism and the storytelling of your samurai army.
Features
- Scale: 28mm
- Material: Metal
- Figures Included: 5 unpainted Ashigaru bannermen and musicians in advancing poses
- Category: Samurai Era Miniatures
- Historical Period: 1550–1615 (Sengoku to Early Edo Period)
- Contents: 2 bannermen and 3 musicians
- Compatibility: Ideal for Test of Honour, Clash of Katanas, and Ronin wargaming systems
- Assembly Required: Yes (Glue and paint not included)
- Box Dimensions: 3.75” W × 2.9” H × 0.75” D
- Recommended Age: 14 and up
A must-have support set for any Samurai army, these figures bring the color, pageantry, and commanding presence of feudal Japan’s armies to your tabletop.
During the Sengoku Jidai, Ashigaru bannermen and musicians played vital roles on the battlefield — coordinating troop formations, signaling advances or retreats, and maintaining morale through the chaos of combat. Their rhythmic drumming and high banners were both practical and symbolic, representing the honor and unity of the daimyo’s clan. This advancing set perfectly captures that moment of anticipation before engagement, adding motion and cinematic detail to your diorama or wargaming scene.
Whether you’re expanding your Perry Miniatures Samurai Command or creating a realistic Sengoku-era display, these advancing musicians and standard bearers give your army the leadership presence and cultural depth it deserves.
