These will be commanders for the two hwacha units. The governor of Pusan, Chong Pal, was known to have worn a set of black armor when the Japanese attacked the port. He is said to have fought bravely before being killed by arquebuse fire
Choson Korean armor seems to have been worn mainly by commanders, and appears to be more cumbersome than what the Japanese wore.
Well Done Dean. Like the looks of all of these.
ReplyDeleteVery detailed work Dean!! Are you planning to paint the smauris too?
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Thanks a lot for the comments, Gents.
ReplyDeleteBen: I have done some of the Perry samurai already - not many, just a unit of foot and several mounted - I have mostly Old Glory for my samurai army.
Best, Dean
Once again, great painting style...and unusual figures, a great work Dean!
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Phil.
Very nicely done they are very uniform yet colourful. Well done
ReplyDeleteFantastic figures, Dean - and by the way a tremendous painting speed (at least when compared to my a-figure-a-month - style... Great! Take care, Tobi
ReplyDeleteReally like these. Colour selection etc makes the detail stand out.
ReplyDeleteThanks again for the kind comments and interest.
ReplyDeleteThe Perrys really have captured the look and feel of the range. Best, Dean
Great looking army in the works...
ReplyDeleteGreat work Dean on the colours for the armour, well done.
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Helen
Thanks for the kind words, Mike and Helen. Much appreciated it. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteThey're beauties!
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