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The Ancients Photo Directory - helping you choose the best figures for your Ancients armies. Over 3,500 photos of 15mm ancients figures including paintinig by fantastic professional painters and photos from manufacturers websites. The directory is organised by FoG Army Book, with listings for almost every army. You can also search the directory by manufacturer, army or keyword

Anyone can rate the figures just by clicking on the stars beneath each photo. Ratings use a scale of 0-5 where 5 = excellent and 0 = terrible.

Emeshi

Emeshi warriors171 viewsFrom Baueda - pictures used with kind permission of the manufacturer. Each pack contains 8 assorted foot archers in four different poses

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Emeshi warriors129 viewsFrom Baueda - pictures used with kind permission of the manufacturer. These figures are heavy Emishi foot archers, they had a reputation for being fierce warriors ready to charge in hand to hand combat as well as archers, and these wear suitable armour and weapons for the job! They represent elite warriors from the areas closer to Yamato Japan and are best suited for the later period, as General's guard irregular Bw(S), as dismounted horse archers irregular Bw(O) and cam also be mixed in for variety with irregular Bw(I). They are primarily intended to be used in DBM list 6 book III Emishi 500AD - 1100AD, list 7 Book III Pre-Samurai Japanese 500AD - 900AD or as allies for list 54 Book III Early Samurai 900AD - 1300AD

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Emeshi mounted warriors126 viewsFrom Baueda - pictures used with kind permission of the manufacturer. The bottom half of the rider is cast in one piece with the horse, while the top half is a separate piece, which is fixed in place by a peg that fits in a corresponding hole on the mount

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Emeshi mounted warriors378 viewsFrom Baueda - pictures used with kind permission of the manufacturer. The bottom half of the rider is cast in one piece with the horse, while the top half is a separate piece, which is fixed in place by a peg that fits in a corresponding hole on the mount

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