Last night my youngest son, Noel, asked me to do a model for his home, my choice of subject.
He just married in May in Japan and his wife gets here tomorrow. Her family is Takeda, a very old Samurai family. I would like to do a model of a Samurai identified as a Takeda family member. Is there such a thing?
And, no, it does not have to be in 1/72, but thanks for asking. :-)
TIA,
Tom
try looking in ebay's anime section. i know i've seen models one i remember was really fierce. if i refind it, you'll be the first....
There is a Tamiya Samurai model kit that is larger, 1/16th
A long time ago Aoshima had a series of medieval Japanese figures. They may still be out there. They were to 1/35th scale.
I sold my uncompleted kit to someone here years ago.
Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.
Testors made a large scale resin figure of a samurai.
Craig
Thanks guys.I'll be in Petaluma tonight at the IPMS meeting in Hobby Town. I'll check there, as well as Berkeley Ace Hardware. Then Squander and the rest.TomOn Sep 11, 12:02=A0pm, " snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.net" wrote:> On Sep 10, 2:54=A0pm, " snipped-for-privacy@netscape.com" > wrote:> > > Last night my youngest son, Noel, asked me to do a model for his home,> >
my choice of subject.> > > He just married in May in Japan and his wife gets here tomorrow. Her> > family is Takeda, a very old Samurai family. I would like to do a> > model of a Samurai identified as a Takeda family member. Is there such> > a thing?> > > And, no, it does not have to be in 1/72, but thanks for asking. :-)> > > TIA,> > > Tom>
I have that Testors kit. Not the best casting. Not quite sure what to cut or file down as the instructions are useless. Its about 8 or so inches high. Just wanted to warn you in case you find it.
Craig
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