1/72 Japanese Warrior Monks, Medieval Japan

Description

This is an injection-plastic figure set for use with military dioramas or individual display.

Sohei are monks and warriors dressed as monks who existed in Japan from the late ancient period to the Middle Ages and early modern period. The general image of a sohei is that they wear plain silk over a hakama and belly warmer, and carry weapons such as swords, naginata, and spears. By the end of the Heian period, the sohei had become a powerful military group, and they repeatedly fought power struggles between temples and made strong appears to the Imperial court, using temples as their bases.

This set of 1/72-scale unpainted figures from Ultima Ratio includes a total of 27 figures in 11 different poses. Place your order today!