Top & bottom: the Korean heavy infantry, led by an officer, is ready for fighting.
Top: Korean light infantry ready for fighting too (the church in the background is from Leuthen village.... sorry!)
Friday, May 19, 2017
JAPANESE INVASION OF KOREA XVII CENTURY
Well, in family we have Korean can vs a Japanese car; following this I
implemented my fighting in the Japanese Invasion of Korea at the end of
the XVII Century.
The Korean army in front of the Gate of the walled town of Busan (South Korea) is waiting for the Japanese attack. All in paper.
Top & bottom: the Korean heavy infantry, led by an officer, is ready for fighting.
Top: a good image of the Korean Infantry
Top & Bottom: notice the flag of the town of Busan
Top: on the top of the walls of the town the fierce Korean infantry is defending its Country and the town of Busan.
Top: a more complete vision of the defence of the Town of Busan
Top: the yellow castle
Top: the Japanese arrived. I liked very much their shape and how they look!
Top: vision form the top
Top & bottom: and intense fight: the Japanese are pressing towards the walls of the town.
Top: details of the fighting
The Japanese Ashigaru are attacking in very deep formation. Will their discipline prevail?
Top: pitched battle!
Top & bottom: light Korean infantry is advancing to defend honour and Country.
Top & bottom: hard fighting. Who will prevail?
Bottom: the night is falling upon the fighters
Top & bottom: the Korean heavy infantry, led by an officer, is ready for fighting.
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Hiya, I just wanted to say these paper soldiers are incredible, the sheer volume of them creates a very realistic effect. Did you draw the Korean and Samurai models yourself? If so do you sell them?
ReplyDeleteHi, sorry for the delay. Thanks for the compliments. Actually I don't sell them but if you are interested, please let me know.
ReplyDeleteIf you would be willing to share your Koreans & Samurai that would be great - I've always wanted to wargame the Imjin war with paper models, but I've never found any as its a pretty niche subject.
DeletePleasd would you send me a copy of the images you use for the Korean/Chinese/Japanese soldiers?
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