Samurai Azuchi Momoyama period

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myouchin

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Hello PF,
I'll show person of my country to everyone. This guy was tougher than I expected. I spent a lot of time. But finally he was finished so I am relieved.
I used polymer clay(super sculpey FIRM+Premo) and epoxy putty.
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Thank you for watching,珍重珍重。
 
That´s a very interesting figure. If it will be a commercial one, I would take one for me and some for my shop

Thanks a lot Ulrich! ! I am very happy if that is realized.:happy:
Great sculpt. The helmet bowl will looks better if it is a bit shorter, wider and more round at the top.

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Thank you for your comment Yellowcat. The kind of helmet you showed is hinenozunari.The helmet I made is a kind called urinari in modern times.
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Thank you for your comment Yellowcat. The kind of helmet you showed is hinenozunari.The helmet I made is a kind called urinari in modern times.
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Thank you Ron.Actually I made two kinds of helmets although I did not show photo.

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Excellent two kinds of helmet!
For hineno zunari kabuto, Azuchi Momoyama period 安土桃山時代, 1568,1573-1600
For Cone-shaped helmet urinari, late Momoyama to early Edo period 江戸時代, 17th c 1603-1868
 
Beautiful result. Hope to see this available commercially.

Thank you Ometz. I also hope for it.
Excellent two kinds of helmet!
For hineno zunari kabuto, Azuchi Momoyama period 安土桃山時代, 1568,1573-1600
For Cone-shaped helmet urinari kabuto, Edo period 江戸時代, 17th c 1603-1868

Thanks again for the comment Yellowcat.
I made urinari kabuto by referring to Masataka Sato's photo book. He is Japanese Armor repairer.
In his book urinari is displayed as armament of the Azuchi Momoyama period end.
Superb work ! I like the pose too.

Thanks for the nice words, Djoubri M.
 
Great... and I speak as someone who is just now reviving a 45 year-old mounted samurai scratchbuild.

The lacing has been driving me mad (coming around to a method of mass producing individual 'lames' which I can then build into the gessan and sode).
 

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