With a bright smile and a fresh catch in hand, this young girl proudly displays her fish after a successful day by the water. Dressed in a simple blue robe with a headscarf tied around her hair, she holds a sturdy bamboo pole, embodying the resilience and everyday life of Edo-period fishing communities.
A charming addition to any tabletop setting, this miniature captures a moment of joy and hard work, making it perfect for bustling harbors, riverside villages, or market scenes.
Features:
Highly detailed miniature
Historically inspired Edo-period design
Ideal for tabletop gaming, dioramas, or collectors
The Girl and her fish were designed by Iain Lovecraft and made by Mad Miniatures. They come unpainted and without base.
The original Nippon Saga campaign was designed in 28 mm heroic scale, which in practice corresponds more closely to 32 mm true scale. Until now, we offered this original version under the 28 mm label — which was incorrect. To make things clearer and give you more flexibility, we now provide both options: the original 32 mm version (as designed by Iain Lovecraft) and a newly downscaled true 28 mm version for those who prefer full compatibility with traditional 28 mm tabletop ranges.
